The phrase "array of environmental and" is not complete and lacks context, but the structure is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a variety of environmental factors or issues, typically in a more extensive context.
Example: "The study examined an array of environmental and social factors that influence urban development."
Alternatives: "variety of environmental and" or "range of environmental and".
The coalition has to balance competing demands – making tools accessible and relatively easy to use, yet powerful enough to capture an array of environmental and social impacts from farms, factories and stores.
Jennifer also works with a wide array of environmental and efficiency groups to identify opportunities for energy efficiency to serve as a compliance mechanism under the Clean Air Act.
Knowledge about the biology of willow species from decades of research as a perennial biomass crop has recently been applied to resolving an array of environmental and ecological problems.
During my time at BP, the ability to succeed in challenging political and social environments was equally dependent on our ability to apply the analytical rigor, project management, and financial skills of our teams to a vast array of environmental and social issues.
The dispute is the latest in the long battle between the government, which is determined to construct the dam to keep up with rising energy demand, and an array of environmental and human rights advocates, including Hollywood titans and former President Bill Clinton.
The field of medicine has developed to address the wide array of environmental and lifestyle-induced diseases.
While the majority (95%) of cases of AD are sporadic, complex arrays of environmental and genetic factors have also been linked to the etiology of this disorder.
In addition, HSF1 coordinates the response of cells to diverse arrays of environmental and physiological stresses, such as ischemic injury, heavy metals, chemicals, free-radicals, inflammation, etc. [ 9].
HSF1-dependent stress response is an adaptive mechanism which enhances the survival of somatic cells facing diverse arrays of environmental and physiological challenges (such as heat shock, ischemic injury, neurodegeneration, and others) [ 1, 2].
Large-scale decontamination of soils and underground water using phytoremediation techniques requires plants with high salt uptake rates, large biomass, and tolerance to a wide array of environmental conditions and constraints.
Mechanism of seawater freshwater mixing has been extensively studied through array of environmental isotopes and chemical tracers (Jorgensen et al. 2008; Langman and Ellis 2010; Kumar et al. 2013).
