The phrase "array of cameras" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of cameras, often implying a variety of types or functions.
Example: "The security system was enhanced with an array of cameras positioned around the perimeter of the building."
Alternatives: "collection of cameras" or "set of cameras".
It carries Voyager's "eyes" – an array of cameras, spectrometers, particle detectors and other equipment.
The prototype involved filming extensive interviews with Gutter using an array of cameras and a specialised light stage.
The gondola, nearly twenty years old, was a pressurized silver cylinder about the size of a telephone booth, with G.P.S. and an array of cameras and physiological sensors.
We, the inhabitants of Haltern, would be pleased by a moderate array of cameras and less use of close-up lenses.
LS3 builds on Big Dog's capabilities, adding an array of cameras and sensors that allow it automatically follow a designated leader.
Starting in the 1990s, Josh Harris, an Internet video pioneer and founder of Pseudo Programs and Jupiter Communications, held raging parties at his SoHo loft captured by an array of cameras.
On the big, bright touch screen, you can tap icons to access an array of camera controls, many gimmicky and ineffectual: white balance, exposure adjustment, scene modes, ISO (light sensitivity), antishake and so on.
The immense array of camera detectors, or CCDs (charge-coupled devices), is being provided by e2v at Chelmsford.
Planet develops and deploys its own array of camera-equipped microsatellites, which regularly capture images of earth.
This simple idea led to an array of camera mounting devices – for everything from helmets to surfboards, and even dog collars.
Above the stadium, arrays of cameras track players' movements, logging their distance, speed and acceleration.Cold hard numbers offer a fresh view.
