The phrase "array of fines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or range of penalties or charges, often in a legal or regulatory context.
Example: "The company faced an array of fines for violating environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "variety of penalties" or "range of charges".
The French Quarter still offers New Orleans's most appealing array of fine inns and small hotels.
It has always housed a superb array of fine art, from Bruegel to Ensor, but it used to feel dull and uninspired.
It has 45 rooms, spanning the Rue d'Amérique, and is a display case of Moroccan and European high-style architecture, with a 12,000-volume library and an array of fine paintings including many fine works of James McBey.
Photos: MENUS ON PARADE -- Vulcan oversees Birmingham, Ala., which has an array of fine restaurants like Bottega, above.; ALL-STARS -- Frank Stitt, left at his Chez Fonfon, also owns Bottega and other restaurants.
1pm: lunch at Derwent Bridge Wilderness Hotel Nearby Derwent Bridge has a pub with an impressive menu - the highlight being an array of fine seafood - as well as the kind of abrupt service you sometimes get in country pubs.
Senegal failed abysmally to find the right formula for getting the best out of their array of fine forwards but their new coaches, Joseph Koto and Karim Séga Diouf, are plotting to rearrange their midfield to do just that.
WHY GO NOW? High summer in the southern Mediterranean can be too hot and humid even for Italians, although hundreds of thousands decamp from the mainland in July and August, attracted by Sardinia's splendid array of fine beaches.
Aside from the consistent waves, the idyllic beach, the nearby Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve and the array of fine restaurants, there's an addictive, intangible quality to the place that isn't easily defined.
Camera fodder: Alongside regular tuck-shop fare and a selection of teas and coffees (all Fair Trade), the Duke's boasts an array of fine foods, including a selection of home-made cakes with flavours like Tunisian orange and Sussex winter plum vying for your attention.
Visitors can browse an array of fine merchandise or book activities – the star turn is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride on the company's new rigid inflatable boat over razorblade waves around Stroma to spot seals, puffins and, if your luck's in, killer whales – and buy or rent gear for walking, cycling or surfing their way along the sea's edge.
