The phrase "array of media and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of media types or formats in a context such as art, communication, or technology.
Example: "The exhibition featured an impressive array of media and artistic styles, showcasing the diversity of contemporary art."
Alternatives: "variety of media" or "range of media types".
Humans have always recorded their experiences, in an array of media and for a variety of reasons.
A quiet space for working on multimedia projects, these computers feature an array of media and visualization software.
Gabor Princz, its head, bankrolled politicians and amassed an array of media and property assets, including golf courses and a Czech beer factory.
Leading scholars consider crucial aspects of Harlem's social, political, and intellectual history, its artistic, cultural, and economic life, and its representation across an array of media and genres.
It is true that comment is, like most journalism, transient: and it is true that it must catch the wandering attention, a task more difficult now because of a vast array of media and other competitors for time and interest.
The Endeavor investment came about as part of a whirlwind tour by Mohammed through Hollywood nearly a year ago, in which he met with an array of media and entertainment players.
These methods are analyzed by an array of media critics and activists, and also exposed by former employees of Fox News Channel and its parent, the News Corporation, some of them speaking anonymously, with their voices disguised.
The S.E.A. first emerged in May 2011, during the first Syrian uprisings, when it started attacking a wide array of media outlets and nonprofits and spamming popular Facebook pages like President Obama's and Oprah Winfrey's with pro-Assad comments.
When the child involves in a variety of games and uses an array of media, participating and interacting it enhances his/her ability to think, besides providing reinforcement in various forms.
As a student, you are expected to learn each day through a diverse array of media, alone and in groups, at different times, and in different places.
Thirdly, we now find ourselves in a world whereby multitasking consumers are bombarded by a dizzying array of media alternatives, and the demand of sorting through this melange represents a formidable and on-going challenge for agency people and clients alike.
