The phrase "array of emotional" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "array of emotions" to be grammatically correct. You can use it when describing a wide variety of feelings or emotional responses in a context such as literature, psychology, or personal experiences.
Example: "The film evoked an array of emotions, from joy to sadness, leaving the audience deeply moved."
Alternatives: "range of emotions" or "spectrum of feelings."
Without saying a word, the young cast conveys a startling array of emotional depth within a few short minutes.
But the human brain deals with not just complex sensory input, but more diverse and complex motor responses mixed with an array of emotional and cognitive interplays.
Sleepovers raise a whole array of emotional issues for children and parents: separation, sleeping in a strange place, playing by another family's rules.
Witnessing lethal violence ruptures a child's sense of security, psychiatrists say, leaving behind an array of emotional and social challenges that are not easily resolved.
There was no preparation, and because of this it brought on an array of emotional highs and lows.
The previous two seasons display their own zippy sense of fun, an energetic cheekiness and a very Whedonesque array of emotional dilemmas for its main characters.
A complex array of medical, emotional and social problems really can resemble a cascade in which each malady worsens another, and the net effect is a downward spiral into despondent disability.
My co-blogger also attests to the varied reasons many bisexuals are still closeted, including a wide array of economic, emotional and intellectual discrimination -- similar to that a gay man, lesbian or trans* person might experience when coming out in any given situation.
As you can see, Schenkelberg offers an entire array of emotions in her work - and in this age of virtual realities and social media, where one might need a little emotional tune-up - you should stop by and experience Hearsay.
The ITSEA is a validated measure of social and emotional development that uses a parent-report questionnaire to assess a wide array of social-emotional and behavioral problems and competencies.
They reported an array of symptoms: cognitive, emotional and physical.
