The phrase "array of instruments that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of tools, devices, or methods that serve a particular purpose.
Example: "The research team utilized an array of instruments that allowed them to gather comprehensive data on the environmental changes."
Alternatives: "variety of tools that" or "collection of devices that".
... He's this mythical person that did all this unbelievable science, and then you meet him, and he's just a lovely man". In October Parker visited the Applied Physics Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University, where Fox is chief scientist for heliophysics and where the Parker Solar Probe was being loaded with an array of instruments that may solve some of the sun's enduring mysteries.
"Interest in pornography as a research agenda is still gaining momentum from where it was before the widespread use of the internet, and researchers are limited in the array of instruments that have to measure constructs related to pornography exposure which, again, makes it difficult to draw conclusions when comparing studies," he says.
But he dwells on the negative implications the "muffling influence" on American strategy that close economic interaction might cause and the "increasing array of instruments" that China's growth will provide the country to engage (if it so chooses) in a "strategic competition" with America.
A dollar created by the Fed can, in effect, be multiplied several hundredfold around the world, thanks to a bewildering array of financial instruments that permit mind-boggling layers of leveraging.
Third, the industry does not generally offer value-for-money products, but rather an array of proliferating instruments that are difficult to compare and understand.
The present study expands the array of learning instruments that have been widely used over the past several decades by developing a walkthrough observation instrument that examines the five elements of flourishing classroom learning environments.
In INEOS's case, 490 of them expressed an interest in lending.The sea-change is also reflected in the fancy array of debt instruments that INEOS coaxed from creditors.
A wide array of economic policy instruments that are currently under the exclusive control of the Spanish government and parliament would suddenly be at the Catalonians' disposal.
Human figures and faces and a wealth of curvilinear ornament adorned numerous sacred objects, including flutes, slit gongs, trumpets, drums, and an array of less familiar musical instruments that simulated the voices of spirits.
In his 1953 piece The Question Concerning Technology, Heidegger begins with the everyday account of technology according to which technology is the vast array of instruments, machines, artefacts and devices that we human beings invent, build, and then exploit.
The balloon is outfitted with an array of monitors and other instruments that are tracking its course and compiling the data, using technology that didn't exist in decades past, leaving some claims unproven.
