The phrase "array of limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or range of restrictions or boundaries in a particular context.
Example: "The project faced an array of limits, including budget constraints and time restrictions that hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "range of constraints" or "variety of restrictions".
Typically, a hotel company will have a top luxury brand (Ritz-Carlton, for example, is Marriott International's); a big urban luxury brand with space for meetings and conventions (Hilton Hotels' flagship Hiltons, for example); and an array of limited-service, midmarket lodging (Hilton's Hampton Inn and Marriott's Courtyard and Residence Inns).
The dome of St Paul's Cathedral, almost a mile to the west, is protected by a convoluted array of height limits and viewing corridor rules.
However, the difficulties in isolating these cells in this non-transparent three-dimensional array of microposts limited the options for subsequent single CTC analyses.
With an ability to relate so seamlessly with such an array of tones, the limits to what staRro can do as a producer seem endless.
President Viktor Yanukovych last week signed an array of laws severely limiting protests and banning the wearing of helmets and gas masks.
In the proposed rule published Tuesday in the Federal Register, the administration said it was simplifying a complex, confusing array of standards that limit states' ability to charge Medicaid beneficiaries.
Pivoting to deficit reduction too soon, a wide array of economists say, limited the economic recovery.
First, instead of facing a bewildering array of options, you limit yourself to a few simple possibilities.
In theory, health insurers are now required to do various things they find unpalatable (read: less profitable), like making sure that all plans cover a basic array of treatments and limiting out-of-pocket expenses.
