The phrase "array of detectors that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or group of detectors that serve a specific function or purpose.
Example: "The research team utilized an array of detectors that measured various environmental parameters simultaneously."
Alternatives: "set of detectors that" or "collection of detectors that".
Measurements with an array of detectors that offer sufficient spatial resolution can then assess the degree to which treatment plans are being delivered both precisely and accurately.
As a counterpart to the hard equipment in the tandem technique, the prior molecular descriptor resembles a filter that removes the influence from the bulk of a cell and the latter class of descriptors is an array of detectors that can identify any important identities.
In a continuous wave fDOT setup (CW-fDOT), one illuminates the sample with one or several continuous excitation sources and the emitted fluorescent light is detected on an array of detectors that is usually a CCD sensor [ 1, 4– 6].
CUORE is an array of 1000 cryogenic detectors that will need 30 of our DCDCs.
The Edinburgh Ge6 Array is an array of 5 stacked HpGe detectors that were designed to detect intermediate energy pions and protons with energy resolutions comparable to magnetic spectrometers but with considerably larger solid angles and energy range acceptances.
Since optical imaging and NIRS are typically based on relative measurements [ 25] that are captured with an array of detectors, meaningful data collection requires instruments that are well-calibrated.
The High Resolution Array (HiRA) is a large solid-angle array of silicon strip-detectors that has been developed for use in a variety of nuclear structure, nuclear astrophysics and nuclear reaction experiments with short lived beta-unstable beams.
Neutrinos pass easily through the overlying rock, but occasionally one will hit a nucleus in this "scintillator" liquid, producing a flash of light that is detected by an array of detectors positioned all around the sphere.
In a typical experiment, a highly scattering tissue medium is illuminated by a narrow collimated beam, and the luminescence from the sustained target that propagates through the medium is collected by an array of detectors attached to the tissue surface.
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 monitors the output of the workstation as it works through a programmed sequence of exercises.
