The phrase "array is now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a change in the state or status of an array in programming or data contexts.
Example: "After the update, the array is now sorted in ascending order."
Alternatives: "the array has been updated" or "the array is currently".
The physical co-prime array is now operated at both frequencies ω0 and ω1 = 8/9ω0.
Array is now trading at NT$39, or $1.19 a share, with a volume of 16,000 shares traded.
This type of array is now easily available to scan thousands of individuals at an affordable cost, allowing CNVs to be investigated on a wide scale.
First, the shared memory copy of the array is now only updated atomically by the threads within each thread block, instead of all the threads across all thread blocks.
However, new laser ranging data reveal that the efficiency of the three Apollo reflector arrays is now diminished by a factor of 10 at all lunar phases and by an additional factor of 10 when the lunar phase is near full Moon.
Originally conceived as multi-analyte detectors, antibody arrays are now used in a wide variety of applications.
After their successful introduction in postnatal testing, genome-wide arrays are now rapidly replacing conventional karyotyping in prenatal diagnostics.
Protein arrays are now an attractive proposition as they can measure a diverse range of protein interactions not possible with traditional DNA arrays.
Ultrasonic arrays are now used routinely for the inspection of engineering structures in order to maintain their integrity and assess their performance.
All Flash Arrays are now mainstream, putting new players like Pure Storage, Inc. on the map.
Several recently completed low frequency radio arrays are now operating and providing us with an early glimpse into the Epoch of Rionization.
