The phrase "array of brands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse selection or variety of different brands available in a particular context, such as marketing or retail.
Example: "The store offers an impressive array of brands, catering to all customer preferences and budgets."
Alternatives: "variety of brands" or "selection of brands".
GM has tried to prop up this unwieldy array of brands by building different brands in the same factories.
Keurig seems to be taking its own approach to widening the array of brands available to its customers.
European car makers such as VW and Peugeot seem to flourish with a wide array of brands.
The move is driven by a perception among some beer companies that they need a wide array of brands in different countries to remain competitive, analysts said.
One option, clearly, is to endearingly admit the impossibility of one name encompassing such a disparate array of brands and businesses: you could call it "mish-mash", say.
G.M.'s considerable array of brands includes Chevrolet, Buick and GMC; more expensive brands like Cadillac and Hummer; and foreign-based brands like Saab.
Consumer Reports magazine tested an array of brand-name canned foods for a report in its December issue and found BPA in almost all of them.
And its array of brand new churches, mosques, temples: fervent belief marching on as the C of E makes an excuse and slinks away.
Meanwhile, a new entrant can relatively quickly and easily adopt an image say, "breath of fresh air"—from an array of branding alternatives.
The shows range from a mini-survey at the Mnuchin Gallery on East 78th Street, to an array of brand-new work at the Matthew Marks Gallery's three locations in Chelsea, to a radiant exhibition of Mr. Kelly's 1971 "Chatham Series" at the Museum of Modern Art.
The party controls all Ohio's state-wide elected offices, from the governor downwards, as well as majorities in both houses in the state's legislature and on the state Supreme Court.This gives Mr Bush a formidable array of brand-name surrogates to translate his message into the Ohio vernacular, but he is also determined not to rest on his laurels.
