The phrase "array of commands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of commands, often in the context of programming or computer operations.
Example: "The software allows users to execute an array of commands to customize their experience."
Alternatives: "set of commands" or "collection of commands".
They're smart, and she has taught them an array of commands and tricks.
But what lets them down, in every hardware generation, is control: Our enjoyment of this always progressing medium, this uniquely interactive entertainment, is often dependent on our hand-to-eye coordination, and our ability to map to memory a wide array of commands triggered by a selection of color- or shape-specific buttons.
But what lets them down, in every hardware generation, is control: our enjoyment of this always progressing medium, this uniquely interactive entertainment, is often dependent on our hand-to-eye coordination, and our ability to map to memory a wide array of commands triggered by a selection of colour- or shape-specific buttons.
A multiagency array of command centers and responsibilities created a target-rich environment for reporters.
Cleverly, Hololens also comes with an array of physical commands, like a touchscreen phone.
An interceptor missile will be fired from Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands about 20 minutes later and, after receiving communications from a complex array of radars and command centers, home in on its target.
Because of the wide array of small, single-purpose commands found in a typical Unix distribution, all but the lowest level tasks can be constructed easily from shell scripts.
Offshore Wind Farm consists of an array of Wind Turbines electrical, communication, command and control systems.
In the first two games of the Series, Lee and Pedro Martinez baffled the Yankees, combining for 18 strikeouts, because they commanded an array of pitches.
A pair of Aeron chairs glide between them, commanding an array of amplifiers, processors, flat-screen monitors, and reel-to-reel players every surface neatly arranged and halogen-lit.
A pair of Aeron chairs glide between them, commanding an array of amplifiers, processors, flat-screen monitors, and reel-to-reel players — every surface neatly arranged and halogen-lit.
