The phrase "array of flags" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or display of flags, often in a context related to programming, data structures, or visual representation.
Example: "The program generated an array of flags to indicate the status of each task in the queue."
Alternatives: "collection of flags" or "set of flags".
Representatives of various international editions of the "Bachelor" franchise followed the Americans along the parade route, as fans waved an array of flags.
The full array of flags are ideal for that purpose as are the dove, and of course, the shaking hands, symbolising a done deal.
From early morning the streets around the stadium were busy with supporters making their way in and out of the local pubs, many heading over to the Shannon clubhouse where an array of flags, banners and jerseys had been hung to honour Anthony Foley, a man who had served club, province and country so well.
There was an array of flag-waving during the British national anthem quite at odds with the rest of the signposting of the games, which has sought mostly to celebrate internationalism rather than Britishness.
Souvenir stalls dotted the sidewalk selling Pacquiao's face printed on a dizzying array of objects: flags, T-shirts, handkerchiefs, visors and posters.
ON THE SCREEN The advertisement starts off with a man on a bicycle riding past an array of American flags whipping in the wind.
Standing in front of an array of American flags, Christie said, "Since June 16th, when Mr. Trump declared his candidacy, he has shown himself to be tough and strong and bold".
There was an array of American flags among spectators, waved by children on their fathers' backs and tied to the security barriers lining the course, which begins in the leafy southeast London suburb of Blackheath.
Even before House Speaker Paul Ryan stepped in front of an array of American flags on Tuesday and declared, "I do not want, nor will I accept, the nomination for our party," he was, as a candidate, the closest thing to Adlai Stevenson in modern American politics.
He heard how the array of EU flags around Cornwall - marking which projects have been supported by regional funding - was not popular with everyone.
We have noticed an array of red flags from those retailers that have reported third quarter earnings, particularly apparel manufacturers Liz Claiborne Inc. and Jones Apparel Group Inc., which are struggling with elevated inventory levels at department stores.
