The phrase "array of environmental conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various factors or variables that affect an environment, such as in scientific, ecological, or geographical contexts.
Example: "The study examined an array of environmental conditions that influence the growth of native plant species."
Alternatives: "variety of environmental factors" or "range of ecological conditions".
Although Panama is a relatively small nation of 7,551,700 ha, the country contains a vast array of environmental conditions and a complex mosaic of land-use histories, resulting in a wide range of tropical vegetation types and carbon stocks (Figure 1).
The plasticity of the genome of M. aeruginosa [51], [89], [91] may be a key feature in allowing rapid local adaptation in a wide array of environmental conditions by yielding new interactions between genetic loci and therefore releasing additive genetic variance on which natural selection can act.
A super-genotype for P. setaceum is justified by the apparent lack of neutral and adaptive genetic differentiation within the region of origin and among globally introduced populations and the grass' capability to survive under a wide array of environmental conditions.
Hence, FORCA may act in concert with other regulatory elements to generate fine-tuned gene expression outputs appropriate for a changing array of environmental conditions.
Its wide distribution is characterized by a heterogeneous array of environmental conditions (Garcillán et al., 2010), as well as a geographic variation in the distribution of its major pollinator, the lesser long-nosed bat Leptonycteris curasoae (Fleming et al., 1998).
It experiences a wide array of environmental conditions (e.g., temperature fluctuations), exhibits extensive phenotypic plasticity (Herreid and Kinney 1967; Berven 1982), and presents specific biochemical adaptations that help it survive freezing temperatures (Storey and Storey 1984).
Monitoring plant growth at the individual level in arrays of environmental conditions is key to understanding plant functioning with strong implications for ecophysiology, population biology and community ecology.
Natural Fundulus populations can tolerate a variety of environmental conditions and display an array of adaptations to both natural and anthropogenic variables in their ecosystems.
Thus, the extensive array of hemoglobins in Atlantic salmon may reflect the diverse range of environmental conditions that an individual salmon must endure throughout its lifecycle as it migrates from freshwater streams to open ocean and back.
Since temperature and humidity impact measurement technologies, the sensor would have to not only detect a wide array of pollution levels, but needed to function across a broad spectrum of environmental conditions.
The empirical characterization of environmental conditions, however, is challenging because the non-residential ambient environment comprises an almost uncountable array of complex mixtures, which are difficult to quantify simultaneously.
