The phrase "array of agents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of agents, often in contexts related to technology, artificial intelligence, or organizational structures.
Example: "The simulation involved an array of agents working together to solve complex problems."
Alternatives: "collection of agents" or "group of agents".
As Stuart Levey, under secretary of treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence, noted: "Iran's nuclear and missile firms hide behind an array of agents that transact business on their behalf".
A wide array of agents is available for the treatment of MBC, including endocrine therapies, cytotoxic chemotherapy (Table 1) and targeted biological agents.
The wide and structurally diverse array of agents inducing NLRP3 activation implies that a shared, but yet unknown mechanism upstream of NLRP3 enables its oligomerization.
This transcription factor has been shown to be triggered by a wide array of agents including stress, cigarette smoke, viruses, bacteria, inflammatory stimuli, cytokines, and free radicals [ 43].
Agentially, PCC can refer to a broad array of agents from 'potential parents' and all the subcategories thereof (see below) over myriad medical professionals to moral communities and political institutions.
Our data and those reported by others make it clear that an array of agents controlling cancer either through prevention or treatment have as their common denominator the production of RONS.
This should be applauded and should in fact be a requirement for the prescribing of an array of pharmaceutical agents.
A wide array of antiplatelet agents is available, each with different pharmacological properties.
The system can effectively deliver a wide array of therapeutic agents like drugs, growth factors, fillers and even cells.
Recently, a wide array of biological agents has been designed to inhibit TNF, including etanercept and adalimumab.
As a consequence of his work, organic chemists obtained an unparalled array of reducing agents carefully tailored to specific synthetic requirements.
