The phrase "array of differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or range of differences among items, ideas, or individuals.
Example: "The study revealed an array of differences in the participants' responses to the survey questions."
Alternatives: "variety of differences" or "range of differences".
Mr. Bush has been seeking to establish a personal relationship with Mr. Jiang gradually before tackling the usual array of differences, on issues like human rights and arms exports.
As I discussed the story with various providers, it became clear for the similarities there were an array of differences.
Take a look at the people around you: besides identical twins, you'll likely see an array of differences, from height to hair color.
Over time, that created an array of differences which wasn't working for them or the organization.
They're better at establishing connections across a vast array of differences.
Given the broad array of differences in outcomes between early responders and early nonresponders, one of the sobering findings in this study was the large percentage of early nonresponders (72%, 378/522).
Although the pots all share a basic globular form, they are unalike in every other way, and together reflect the character of the fair, with its array of difference under one roof.
As with site effects, year effects are likely to be a complex array of interacting differences, including differences in rainfall, temperatures, weed challenges and herbivores.
Site effects are a complex array of interacting differences, including different means and patterns of rainfall and temperatures, different intensities and identities of weed challenge, and different herbivore pressures.
The speech reflected that tension, citing an array of policy differences but using impersonal language.
"Britishness was superimposed over an array of internal differences in response to contact with the Other, and above all in response to conflict with the Other," Colley writes.
