The phrase "array of hosts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, networking, or any situation where multiple hosts or servers are being referenced collectively.
Example: "The system was designed to manage an array of hosts to ensure optimal performance and reliability."
Alternatives: "collection of hosts" or "set of hosts".
In the present study, we describe the genetic affinities and ancestral origins among the members of a strong 271 strains collection representing global dispersal and corresponding to a diverse array of hosts (Table S2).
We harnessed fluorescent amplified fragment length polymorphism analysis (FAFLP) for Leptospira and investigated its utility in establishing genetic relationships among 271 isolates in the context of species level assignments of our global collection of isolates and strains obtained from a diverse array of hosts.
The Chlamydiales are an expanding group of bacteria with new genera and species increasingly being described and detected in a wide array of hosts (26, 27 ).
The Tip family contains sequences coming from a phylogenetically diverse array of hosts, such as Tip100 of the common morning glory I. purpurea (Habu et al. 1998), AeTip100-2 of the mosquito Aedes aegypti (Arensburger et al. 2011), hAT-12_HM of hydra H. magnipapillata (Jurka 2008) and BuT2 of Drosophila (Cáceres et al. 2001).
During such episodes, specialist parasites will act like generalists as geographic expansion brings an array of host species carrying the required resource into contact with them.
As an operating system designed to be flexible and robust, Unix lends itself to providing a wide array of host- and network-based services.
Since that time, effective antifungal compounds have been developed, but a much more complex array of host disorders have also emerged creating an even greater need for immunotherapy in conjunction with conventional antifungal therapy.
A wide array of host and viral determinants influence which epitopes result in immune responses.
However, the diverse array of host niches encountered by S. aureus suggests that the pathogen efficiently adapts to changing environments to survive and establish successful infections.
Together, these results highlight B. burgdorferi as a unique pathogen that has evolved versatile adaptive strategies to survive and establish infection in a diverse array of host species, including humans.
