The phrase "array of advice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of suggestions or recommendations on a particular topic.
Example: "After considering the array of advice from various experts, I decided to implement the most practical solutions."
Alternatives: "variety of suggestions" or "collection of recommendations".
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Conflicting Advice As Giuliani Weighs Choices Mayor Giuliani found himself confronting an array of conflicting advice from a divided group of advisers, as he neared a final decision about the future of his campaign for the United States Senate.
Nikita Lalwani is a lecturer in creative writing at Royal Holloway, University of London One intimidating thing about starting to write is the array of polished advice about it.
There was a vast array of good advice for M., all of it boiling down to sensitivity, but not too much, to her friend's situation.
And they give an array of legal advice to commanders, from how to draw up a contract with a trucking company to how to deal with a representative from a foreign nation.
On the verge of reaching a final decision about his campaign for the Senate, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani found himself confronting an array of conflicting advice yesterday from his advisers, some of whom have financial, political and career interests riding on whether he stays in the race.
Doctors often describe the treatment of lower-back pain as "an industry," and as long as patients are confronted with an array of conflicting advice, that's unlikely to change: the desperate patient sitting in the doctor's office is especially vulnerable to the persuasive recommendations of whatever professional he happens to be consulting.
Deacon Hayes of Well Kept Wallet offers an array of financial advice and tips that can help you stay on track with your financial goals.
Unlike most Web sites that cater to curls, NaturallyCurly offers a comprehensive array of articles, advice, products, stylist recommendations and even chat rooms aimed at what the company estimates as "half the world's population" who wrestle with unruly locks.
"The American public is bombarded with a confusing array of directives and advice about nutrition and health," according to ADA, whose 57,000 members comprise the nation's largest group of nutrition professionals.
Even if the number of practically viable options is lower (because each context may fit only a subset of actors and organizations), managers still face a complex array of options for scientific advice to governments.
