The phrase "array of amendments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of changes or modifications, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The committee proposed an array of amendments to improve the legislation before the final vote."
Alternatives: "set of amendments" or "collection of amendments".
But on both sides of the aisle, the bill was seen as a springboard, with committee members presenting an array of amendments.
The full committee has rejected an array of amendments designed to cripple or kill the bill, while adopting technical fixes and other amendments to make the system fairer, smarter and more generous.
There are a bewildering array of amendments due to be debated after 3.30pm today, which our NHS blog will follow closely but before that David Cameron will be grilled during PMQs and Labour's questioning is likely to lead on the NHS.
In a marathon session of the subcommittee today, Republicans defeated an array of Democratic amendments that would have tripled the Head Start budget, lowered the eligibility requirements and expanded services to migrant children with extra money.
The justices' questions today reflected their effort to decide where to slot this case into an array of First Amendment precedents that offer ammunition to both sides.
The plaintiffs had filed an array of First Amendment claims, asserting that the town's decision to abolish its police department last year was a retaliatory gesture for the former employees' speaking out on matters of public concern, including issues of public safety and waste of public money.
Republicans — who have managed to lock down the Senate for much of the year with the threat of a filibuster — are prepared to strike out core provisions in the final legislation, by proposing an array of time-consuming amendments, and employing parliamentary challenges.
But while some may protesters clearly crossed a line, defense attorneys and civil liberties advocates, along with fair number of impartial experts, said the government is clearly overreaching with blanket charges against a diverse array of people exercising First Amendment rights.
Senate procedure rules allowed for an array of useful tactics, such as stalling a bill with a swarm of amendments.
No maintenance and/or additional application of amendments was required.
In addition, a group of freshman Democratic senators has proposed an amendment that includes an array of changes meant to further reduce health care spending, including added authority for a new commission charged with identifying savings in Medicare.
