The phrase "array of landscapes and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of different landscapes or settings, often in a poetic or artistic context.
Example: "The artist captured an array of landscapes and emotions in her latest exhibition, showcasing the beauty of nature."
Alternatives: "variety of landscapes" or "collection of landscapes".
The researchers have been poring over an array of landscape and subterranean measurements taken with global positioning system instruments, satellite radar, and seismic records of the area, all collected beginning before the 2004 temblor.
While this may not be helpful for those considering the Wii version of the game, in HD it offers a gloriously crisp and colourful array of landscapes, each with bucketfuls of incidental trackside garnish.
Set to Arcade Fire's "Wake Up," the world of a boy's imagination comes to life in a stunning array of beautiful landscapes and monsters.
Halfway through the film, there's an intermission, of the sort that used to come with "Lawrence of Arabia," except that in this case we watch our dachshund scoot past an array of landscapes to the strains of a country ballad.
Aside from offering an array of landscape gardening solutions and attributes he also proposes more abstract features such as synthetic spirituality and symbolic gestures of generosity.
Moreover, the morphological sets of landforms selected by Davis as chronological "mile posts" for his cycle of landform change (i.e., stages of development) have been found to constitute special, generally polygenetic arrays of landscape features that reflect the interplay of several environments and that have little or no sequential time significance.
We passed through an endless array of tortured landscapes, carved by millennia of wind, the intermittent explosive forces of flash floods, perpetual burning days and occasional freezing nights.
This was accomplished by combining geographic information systems with a genetic algorithm and was tested across an array of different landscape terrain types, including mountains, hills and valleys, to demonstrate its ability to deal with complex three-dimensional situations.
By developing conservation plans for a small set of carefully selected focal species, planners hope to create a protective umbrella for a wider array of species and functional landscapes.
