The phrase "array of measures to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of actions or strategies aimed at achieving a specific goal or addressing an issue.
Example: "The government has implemented an array of measures to combat climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "set of actions to" or "collection of strategies to".
The group also proposes an array of measures to slow the medical migration, including having wealthy nations reimburse African countries.
Democrats, though opposed to a broad bailout, are proposing an array of measures to help lower-income people renegotiate their loans and stay in their homes.
A little more than two years later, he signed into law a bill that included a broad array of measures to reduce the domestic demand for sex trafficking.
With detailed information about the demographic risk you face, you're in a position to systematically employ an array of measures to manage both capacity risk and productivity risk.
Since 1999, the Gates Foundation has spent approximately $3.4 billion on an array of measures to try to improve K-12 public education, with mixed results.
He is also proposing an array of measures to improve the state's response to emergencies, like maintaining rosters of doctors, nurses, engineers and others who might be needed in the case of another terrorist attack.
Roosevelt followed up on his promise of prompt action with "The Hundred Days"—the first phase of the New Deal, in which his administration presented Congress with a broad array of measures intended to achieve economic recovery, to provide relief to the millions of poor and unemployed, and to reform aspects of the economy that Roosevelt believed had caused the collapse.
But to promote its development, China has an array of measures, designed to encourage domestic innovation and production, that are increasing friction with its trading partners.
Alignment issues involved in ribosomal RNA data were addressed by an array of measures proven to be beneficial ([ 20]; see Section 2).
A definitive analysis of the cost-effectiveness of improving adherence would entail a comparative assessment of an array of effective measures to improve adherence.
In Congress, there is an array of proposed measures to impose new sanctions because of Iran's missile tests.
