The phrase "array of detectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, science, or engineering, particularly when discussing a collection or system of detection devices.
Example: "The research team deployed an array of detectors to monitor environmental changes in real-time."
Alternatives: "set of detectors" or "collection of detectors".
The system uses an array of detectors like infrared lightwaves or motion or load sensors to determine whether cars occupy parking spaces.
An array of detectors is used to record the gamma rays emitted by the gas and convert them into an image.
The whole array of detectors in the bee's eyes is arranged in a way that matches the polarization pattern in the sky, thus enabling the bee to easily detect the symmetry plane of the pattern, which is the plane containing the Sun.
A gas-filled separation chamber diverted atoms blasted off the wheel into an array of detectors.
An array of detectors and high-definition video also tracks the animals' behaviors.
An array of detectors monitors the output of the workstation as it works through a programmed sequence of exercises.
The collimator hole size of each 4-PMC is matched to a 2 × 2 array of detector pixels.
The development of large arrays of detectors requires using a proximate electronics at low temperatures for signal multiplexing and amplification.
Upcoming major NASA missions such as the Einstein Inflation Probe and the Single Aperture Far-Infrared Observatory will require arrays of detectors with thousands of background-limited elements sensitive to wavelengths from ∼50μm to ∼3mm.
These events can then be routed to the SPADnet ring network, which operates at 2 Gbps providing real-time processing and coincidence determination; this architecture simplifies the construction of the overall system and allows the scaling of the system to larger arrays of detectors.
Arrays of detectors surrounding an animal can simultaneously detect these γ-emissions and then determine with great precision the line along which the emission was localized.
