The phrase "array of deals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or selection of offers or promotions available at a given time.
Example: "The store is offering an impressive array of deals for the holiday season, making it the perfect time to shop."
Alternatives: "variety of offers" or "selection of promotions".
Any plan to rehabilitate Ambac is bound to be complex, given the array of deals the company did in its high-cotton days.
Both channels, along with fellow top-10 YouTube gamers Markiplier, Stampy and Vegetta Gaymer, are signed to multi-channel network (MCN) Maker Studios, which is striking an array of deals with brands to boost its creators' incomes beyond the money they make from YouTube advertisements around their videos.
Tesco has a bewildering array of deals and bulk offers, like buy one get one free, which no longer appeal.
But with a little planning and some luck, you might be able to save a few bucks on a car rental, as the major companies are offering an array of deals to retain customers as gas prices rise.
Microsoft is said to be particularly interested in Deutsche Telekom's cable operations, but is reported to be discussing a wide array of deals involving online services and mobile telephony, according to Die Zeit and Manager-Magazin.
When we take time to consider a broader array of deal design possibilities, we open ourselves up to a stronger agreement.
The effect of which is that bargain hunters, coupon clippers, local shoppers, and those just looking to save a few bucks — all these people, myself included — invest in a ridiculous amount of coupons or daily deals across an array of deal-hawking sites.
Users can also sign up for a weekly reminder of big discounts from across an array of different deals sites, or share deals with their friends on Facebook and Twitter.
He was often accused of benefiting from the Afghan opium trade and an array of corrupt deals, though he denied such claims.
Those bankers concentrated on advising clients on an array of matters, deals or otherwise.
Whether planning for our retirement income, choosing the best phone or energy tariff or simply trying to navigate an array of offers, deals and bargains in our weekly supermarket shop, complex financial decisions have become part of the daily grind.
