The phrase "array of accessories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse collection or assortment of accessories, often in contexts related to fashion, technology, or home decor.
Example: "The store offers an impressive array of accessories, from jewelry to handbags and hats."
Alternatives: "collection of accessories" or "variety of accessories".
Consider the array of accessories intended for the shutterless shutterbug these days.
The genius of the system is the array of accessories that let you customize the system.
Each doll was associated with books about her life, a rich wardrobe, and a glittering array of accessories sold separately.
Upstairs, an array of accessories and underpinnings, including Wolford tights, sequined tap pants and Miriam Haskell for J. Crew multistrand pearls, are red-carpet-worthy.
They describe the rifle as a gadget geek's dream — the "Barbie doll" of firearms, as one gun dealer described it — because of an array of accessories that allow it to be easily customized.
I, of course, am also wearing gold, but with rather a bit of green as well (Aussie! Oi! Aussie! Oi! Aussie Aussie Aussie! Oi oi oi!) and a fetching array of accessories: tiara, brooch pin and wrist decoration all made of wattle flowers and silvery eucalyptus leaves.
For many of these, a large array of accessory proteins has been identified that are required for co-transport function[68].
Two conserved SWI/SNF complexes, PBAF and BAF, are defined by their unique array of accessory subunits around a common enzymatic core that includes a catalytic Swi2/Snf2 type ATPase.
In addition to coming bundled with USB 3.0 connectivity, the drive can be used with an array of add-on cables and accessories such as the GoFlex™ Net media sharing device and the GoFlex™ TV HD media player, that provide the flexibility to enjoy your content on a TV, a network, using a mobile device, or via the Internet.
Similarly, multiple forms of PRC1 (Polycomb Repressive Complex 1) have been purified from human and mouse cells that each contain the Ring1a/b ubiquitin ligase, but have different arrays of accessory proteins that confer distinct target specificity and activities (Gao et al., 2012; Tavares et al., 2012).
If walking around with a wild beast is not an option, the fall collections present an array of bold accessories intended to turn heads.
