The phrase "array of changing" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a variety of elements that are in a state of change, but it needs additional context or modification for clarity.
Example: "The artist presented an array of changing colors that reflected the shifting moods of the landscape."
Alternatives: "variety of transformations" or "collection of alterations".
But if a second visitor touches the first, the installation produces an array of changing lights and sounds.
The hotel also grows more beautiful as the sun goes down, with 5,000 pivoting glass panels on the hotel roof lighting up in an array of changing colors, giving a kaleidoscopic effect.
The Equinox TM) phone has an array of changing wall paper themes that will ensure you're always color coordinated.
Skill in managing the customer experience across an array of changing service channels and segments now plays an increasingly important role in a company's success.
Seeing the array of changing trends and a massive opportunity for innovation within the space, one startup emerged and quickly claimed a spot at the center of a booming marketplace.
M. acetivorans has evolved multiple mechanisms for survival under a wide array of changing growth conditions.
The optimal viewing distance can be changed by setting up a prism array instead of changing the parameters of the display.
They disrupt every step of your core operations with their unpredictable behavior requesting service at inconvenient times, asking for a bewildering array of things, changing their minds.
This is an imprecise number, intended to take into account a deluge of woes, an array of constantly changing and sometimes unpredictable climate phenomena including rising temperatures and sea levels, intense droughts and floods, and hampered agricultural production.
There is a dizzying array of constantly changing technologies to deal with says Sravish Sridhar, founder and CEO at Kinvey, a mobile development service.
There is a dizzying array of constantly changing technologies to deal with says Sravish Sridhar, founder and CEO at Kinvey, a mobile development service.
