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Discover LudwigThe phrase "array of infractions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or collection of violations or breaches of rules or laws.
Example: "The report highlighted an array of infractions committed by the company over the past year."
Alternatives: "variety of violations" or "range of offenses".
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A draft anti-terrorism law threatens to impose sentences of death and life imprisonment for a sweeping array of infractions.
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It was tucked within the array of more common infractions on the inspectors' forms for which Moonshine was cited: the grills, the "live dog" in the bar, fruit flies and "7 mice excreta" in the basement.
But today, with a bewildering array of rules governing basic fiscal operations, infractions are run-of-the-mill.
Wisniewski, who had a history of infractions, lost $536,000 in salary.
Aaron Alexis had a history of infractions.
A full list of infractions can be found here.
Pity the fan confronting a world where "illegal procedure" is no longer a specific infraction, but a category of infractions that includes many forms of misdemeanor.
Hagelin, 23, has yet to acquire a history of infractions in his young N.H.L. career.
The case will be heard by the N.C.A.A.'s committee of infractions this winter or next spring.
That's a nontrivial number of infractions.
List of infractions recorded by the Spanish General Traffic Directorate.
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