The phrase "array of assistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of support options or resources available to someone in need of help.
Example: "The organization offers an array of assistance to families affected by the crisis, including food, shelter, and counseling services."
Alternatives: "variety of support" or "range of help".
Soon, NYCHA will start notifying residents about their Section 8 payment standard changes; included with these notifications should be information on where to seek help and more information about this wide array of rental assistance programs.
The Agriculture Department oversees a vast array of food assistance programs, all of which were cut in the House bill.
American officials are considering providing the opposition with an array of technical assistance, potentially including communications equipment, but have yet to be successful in bringing the disparate groups together into a cohesive council.
As proposed, the fee would apply to financial institutions with more than $50 billion in assets and that were eligible for an array of emerging assistance programs, including the TARP and lending programs set up by the F.D.I.C. and the Federal Reserve.
While Mr. Blankfein acknowledged that "government action was critical" in limiting the problems, Mr. Angelides told him: "I'm troubled by your inability to accept the probability or certainty that your firm would not have made it through the storm but for the vast array of federal assistance".
Buy a new car these days and the chances are that it will be fitted with an array of driver-assistance technologies.
The current array of rental-assistance programs, aimed at replacing Advantage, are a jumble of acronyms, like LINC (Living in Communities) and SEPS Special Exit and Prevention Supplementt), and have been confusing to desperate applicants and reluctant landlords alike.
New York and New Jersey homeowners hit hard by Hurricane Sandy are receiving an unusually generous array of federal financial assistance, even as some safeguards were initially relaxed to speed distribution.
William Hague, the foreign secretary, said the UK had no plans to support Syrian rebels, despite comments from the US defence secretary, Leon Panetta, who said the Obama administration was considering "an array of non-lethal assistance".
The difference between this plan and others I've seen in the past is that it funds the standard smaller class size and effective teaching initiatives but also "a full array of out-of-school assistance from in utero through age 18, including prenatal care, after-school tutoring, health care, nutrition and physical education, and family support".
