The phrase "array of crime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide variety or range of criminal activities or offenses.
Example: "The investigation revealed an alarming array of crime in the neighborhood, including theft, drug trafficking, and vandalism."
Alternatives: "variety of crime" or "range of criminal activities".
Certainly, anyone who watches the endless array of crime shows on television could spin out a host of scenarios from one of the few tangible clues -- the death card, with "Policeman, I am God" written on it.
The technique is so named because it involves the successive deposition of two metals on the macromolecule components of sweat residue and, in consequence, develops fingerprints on an array of crime scene evidence (Saunders, 1989b).
The Denver Police Department DPDD) uses NIBRS categories to examine an array of crime statistics, since it is the more detailed and comprehensive source of numbers.
"Locke, having stockpiled an acclaimed array of crime novels (Pleasantville, 2015, etc)., deserves a career breakthrough for this deftly plotted whodunit whose writing pulses throughout with a raw, blues-inflected lyricism".
One of the lawyers objected that Soiles was attributing a fantastical array of crimes to Kassar.
— all of whom are charged with an array of crimes, including dereliction of duty, maltreatment, negligent homicide and involuntary manslaughter.
Beyond the child pornography cases, Vatican authorities are battling an array of crimes including drug trafficking and money laundering.
"The charges reflect an extraordinary array of crimes committed by Bernard Madoff for over 20 years," said federal prosecutor Lev Dassin.
Federal prosecutor Lev Dassin said: "The charges reflect an extraordinary array of crimes committed by Bernard Madoff for over 20 years.
In a spellbinding two-day turn as a prosecution witness, Mr. Le Roux confessed to an astonishing array of crimes.
