The phrase "array of goods from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of products or items that are sourced from a particular place or supplier.
Example: "The store offers an impressive array of goods from local artisans, showcasing their unique craftsmanship."
Alternatives: "variety of products from" or "selection of items from".
How does he keep such an array of goods from overwhelming his living space?
Every day on eBay, millions of people buy and sell a vast array of goods, from rare collectibles and antiques to used cars and celebrity memorabilia.
For millions of consumers around the world, experts say the policy shift could also mean higher prices for a broad array of goods, from pens and hammers to Barbie dolls and running shoes.
A few blocks away, the Mediterranean vein continues in the 1920's one-block village known as Española Way, which on weekends holds an arts and crafts market with a wide array of goods, from Peruvian leather to custom-made candles encrusted with sea shells.
There were price controls for an array of goods from petrol (gas) to wheat and maize.
Urban legends abound about this 500-year old warren of merchant streets stuffed with an impossible array of goods from all corners of the Orient.
Just this week, moreover, the government raised the value added tax across a vast array of goods and services from 17.5 percent to a record 20 percent, provoking a stampede of last-minute consumption before the increase took effect.
Residents in high-cost cities like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles can order an array of goods and services from their mobile phones.
And with more people living in cities — the urbanization rate is expected to rise to 51.5 percent by 2015 from 47.5 percent now — they will have a greater array of goods and services to choose from.
With respect to the variety effect, the idea is simply that integrating a country's economy into a wider market allows consumers to choose from a varied array of goods, which should increase their welfare.
They soon realised that along with salami and rye bread, newcomers from Europe needed a wider array of goods.
