The phrase "array of desserts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety or selection of desserts available at an event, restaurant, or gathering.
Example: "The buffet featured an impressive array of desserts, including cakes, pastries, and ice cream."
Alternatives: "variety of desserts" or "selection of desserts."
A member of the church since confirmation, she is a purist who has resisted pressure to offer a wider array of desserts.
You can't get three-tier afternoon tea service at Witches' Brew, but you can order a tantalizing array of desserts, including fluffy pumpkin pie and gooey graham cracker s'mores.
Breakfast can be taken in your room or, if you're really hungry after a long night, head for the Bacchanal Buffet ($35/£23) with its vast quantities of everything – more than 500 dishes from all-American to full Asian, via Italy and Mexico – and a mind-boggling array of desserts (yes, even at breakfast).
Host Committee member Chris Keller donated an array of desserts that included tiramisu and cream puffs.
Their unique presentation is a tray of small glasses of layered goodness making for a mouth-watering array of desserts.
For starters, guests munched on not only a four-tiered cake, but also an array of desserts including s'mores bars, fruit jellies and mini tarts.
There is the usual array of sweet, sweet desserts — flan, rice pudding — but, if you're lucky, as you're soaking up a mole with the last of your tortillas, the neighborhood ice-cream truck will pull up at the hydrant just outside.
Coffee, tea, and an array of delicious desserts provided.
That explains, perhaps, the eclectic array of homey desserts.
Opened in 1957, the legendary Pudding Shop was originally named the Lale Resturaunt, but got its moniker from serving an array of interesting desserts.
The best of an array of excellent desserts are the rich, buoyant chocolate mousse and a golden-crusted almond cake, each topped with a generous dollop of dense whipped cream.
