The phrase "array of amounts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of numerical values or quantities.
Example: "The budget report included an array of amounts allocated for different departments."
Alternatives: "variety of amounts" or "range of amounts".
Because of this, the narrator's private effort to impose order on a wide array of losses amounts to a political stance in itself.
He stung his closest Republicans allies last fall by taking a hard line on a legislative redistricting case, and some say his proposed amendments to the state budget — in which Northam bestows some $2.1 billion in new money on an array of beneficiaries — amount to overreach.
He proceeded to paint an array of portraits that amount to one of the greatest records of mutually charged intimacy in the history of art.
For each pair of reference cRNA and experimental cRNA hybridized to an array, equal amounts of cRNA (0.75 μg) were hybridized using a commercial kit (In situ Hybridization Kit-Plus; Agilent).
The city's revised program for public financing of election campaigns is reshaping the pattern of political contributions, with candidates tapping a wider array of donors for smaller amounts of money, figures compiled by the Campaign Finance Board show.
I've suffered from chronic back pain for five years, the symptoms persisting despite an array of treatments: stomach-wrenching amounts of ibuprofen, prescription painkillers that made me woozy, lengthy ergonomics consultations, and months of physical therapy and acupuncture.
Generally, a wider array of nutrients and higher amounts (up to 100%% of the daily value per serving) can be found in US breakfast cereal products.
They looked at a dizzying array of variables, from the total amount of electrical wire in Frankfurt to the number of college graduates in Boise.
(Unfortunately, the book was in Mandarin). They looked at a dizzying array of variables, from the total amount of electrical wire in Frankfurt to the number of college graduates in Boise.
As the number of mismatch probes required for background subtraction scales linearly with the number of probes of interest on the array, the amount of space saved by this method becomes more pronounced as the number of features on the chip increases.
