The phrase "array of disabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse range or variety of disabilities that individuals may experience.
Example: "The study aimed to understand the challenges faced by individuals with an array of disabilities in accessing public services."
Alternatives: "variety of disabilities" or "range of disabilities".
Ms. Nevius joined Dating 4 Disabled, a site for people with an array of disabilities, including paralysis and multiple sclerosis.
Early on, it was clear that exposed children were wired differently from normal ones and that they exhibited an array of disabilities.
Problems were found at all six state agencies that provide residential service to children and adults with an array of disabilities, mental illnesses or other issues that qualify them to receive specialized care by the state.
A broad array of disability-rights groups say also that the treaty's benefits for disabled Americans traveling abroad, particularly veterans, will be considerable.
As the Long Island Rail Road began warning its workers not to file fraudulent claims for private disability insurance, interviews with insurers this week revealed a fuller picture of how some of the railroad's retirees and current employees have been able to collect an array of disability payments.
"There was a time when being 'illegitimate' afflicted a whole array of legal disabilities on a child," Ms. Sommer said.
There is a need for research that explores the complex array of diverse disabilities to capture insights, realities, obstacles, and potentials for involvement.
Such investigations are critical for understanding the array of determinants of disability in bipolar illness.
Susan Tom, a sassy, no-nonsense single mother in Fairfield, Calif., has adopted 11 children with an array of infirmities and disabilities: buoyant, 13-year-old Xenia, for example, was born without legs; her sister Faith, 8, was severely disfigured by a fire in her crib.
The TSA works with 50 organizations, representing an array of medical and disability conditions, to bolster the security officers' sensitivity.
Committed to ensuring that information, resources, buildings, and services are maximally accessible and to facilitating the integration of disabled students into the university community, the centre for Health, Counselling, and Disability Services at Queen's University boasts a vast array of supports for students with disabilities.
