The phrase "array of awards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse collection or variety of awards that someone has received or that are available.
Example: "The artist was honored with an impressive array of awards for her contributions to the field of contemporary art."
Alternatives: "collection of awards" or "variety of awards".
For years, Mr. Reid has made the rounds of local festivals, street fairs and barbecue competitions, winning an array of awards.
During her tenure she racked up an impressive array of awards and accolades for the stunning gains in test scores achieved by Atlanta's students.
The play captured an array of awards in its American Repertory Theatre production in Cambridge, Mass., with television star Bryan Cranston Breaking Badad") in the demanding lead role.
Since then, he has produced more than 50 inventions in semiconductor technology and collected an array of awards, including the 1972 Lenin Prize -- one of the Soviet Union's highest honors -- and the 1978 Hewlett-Packard Europhysics Prize.
Does he have new music on the way, or has he resigned himself to collecting gongs at the seemingly endless array of awards ceremonies that continue to honour Zeppelin?
Since its wide release, Parachutes has earned the band a large array of awards.
Other prizes at the annual awards, considered a useful early bellwether for Oscars success, were split between an array of budding awards season contenders.
And dark needn't mean drab, as visitors who have admired the couple's glittering array of Emmy awards can attest.
Centaur runs an array of exhibitions, awards, events, websites and digital services mostly linked to a core group of print brands such as Design Week, Money Marketing and Homebuilding.
It is part of Fifth Third Bancorp, which imbues its affiliate banks in the Midwest, Florida and Arizona with a go-for-it, hit-the-ground-running culture, fueled by an array of bonuses, awards and other incentives, that makes it the envy of the banking world.
"Sukkwan Island", the novella that makes up three-quarters of the book, won an array of literary awards on both sides of the Atlantic, including the French Prix Médicis Etranger, which in 40 years has only been won by eight other Americans, including Paul Auster and, before him, Philip Roth.Mr Vann's new book and first novel, "Caribou Island", has thus been eagerly awaited.
