The phrase "array of bars" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or grouping of bars, often in a visual or graphical context, such as in data representation or design.
Example: "The chart displayed an array of bars representing the sales figures for each quarter."
Alternatives: "collection of bars" or "set of bars".
Swansea is very lively, check out Wind Street, famous for its array of bars and so-called "super-clubs".
Jam Rock is a comparatively recent addition to the growing array of bars and restaurants on the island's most popular beach.
The well-to-do suburbs, Menteng and Kuningan, sit just to the south of the city centre while trendy Kemang and Blok M, further south and south west respectively, offer an array of bars, clubs and restaurants.
The quaint streets are lined with a huge array of bars, restaurants and shops of every description and for every price point.
One of the advantages of not going with an all-inclusive hotel is having the choice to leave without wasting your money, and the region's beating heart, Playa del Carmen, with its pedestrianized main drag and endless array of bars and restaurants, is just a 15 minute cab ride away.
Other tech firms choose locations with built-in appeal such as Santa Monica, where employees can surf before bicycling to work and choose from a wide array of bars and restaurants after hours.
The camera reveals a grotesque array of bar ashtrays and mugs.
By the next year, they were inspecting the Union's ironclads and installing an array of bar magnets around the compasses to correct their navigation.
There were racks of chips, an array of candy bars and a popular freezer case of ice cream.
Shoppers in Knightsbridge could well find themselves in Harrods, which has an enticing array of snack bars, cafes and restaurants.
Sitting at her till, behind an array of iron bars, "because attacks are frequent", this young student helps her parents keep the shop open "as long as possible".
