The phrase "array of issues that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of problems or topics that are being addressed or considered.
Example: "The committee is currently reviewing an array of issues that affect the local community."
Alternatives: "variety of concerns that" or "range of problems that".
Regional experts prepare talking points covering the wide array of issues that might be raised.
In an exchange fueled entirely by questions from voters, Representative Bob Franks, the Republican candidate for Senate, and his Democratic rival, Jon S. Corzine, slalomed through an eclectic array of issues that included the growing menace of Canada geese, burdensome tolls on the New Jersey Turnpike and potential terrorist attacks in the state.
Faced with a staggering array of issues that included ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, anarchy and mass starvation in Somalia, and genocide in Rwanda, he provoked the displeasure of the United States and, as a result, failed to win a second term as secretary-general.
Our attention draws to the broader array of issues that affect individual, program, and organizational level outcomes.
The tragedy of MH370 has raised a wide array of issues that must be addressed, swiftly.
Cherkasov: It was for us to really be the voice of the community in Springfield, and a voice that just doesn't focus on one agenda item but focuses on the whole array of issues that are important to LGBT people.
And they are just a few of a vast array of science issues that confront U.S. political leaders and decision-makers.
Throughout my childhood, my mom suffered an array of health issues that forced me to mature sooner than my peers.
Individuals with achondroplasia demonstrate a number of well-recognized anatomical features that impact on growth and development, with a complex array of medical issues that are best managed through a multidisciplinary team approach.
Rachel Griffiths "Six Feet Under": Brenda Chenowith Afterwards Sarah Walkerr, "Brothers and Sisters" Brenda Chenowith is the certified genius with an array of emotional issues that Griffiths plays with aplomb throughout the series' five-season run.
O'Reilly then asked Miller, "Aren't we supposed to improve upon that?" O'Reilly listed an array of complex issues that Cain might have to face if he were to end up in the White House.
