The phrase "array of new technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse collection or range of innovative technological tools or systems.
Example: "The conference showcased an impressive array of new technology that promises to revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "variety of new technology" or "range of new technology".
He cited the expansion of the Border Patrol to more than 21,000 agents, the highest number in its history, and an array of new technology that is in use, including remote video surveillance systems and seven unmanned drones.
This will usher in an array of new technology entrants similar to consumer and enterprise arenas disrupting ineffective and expensive communication methods of the past.
Surveying the dizzying array of new technology-based teaching and learning initiatives, including the highly publicized emergence of "massive open online courses" (MOOCs), Bowen argues that such technologies could transform traditional higher education--allowing it at last to curb rising costs by increasing productivity, while preserving quality and protecting core values.
One of the challenges that large companies will face is integrating an array of new technologies with older, more bespoke systems.
How do we keep up with the dizzying array of new technologies that confront us daily and the information explosion enabled by these technologies?
With the array of new technologies at our fingertips, it is more important than ever to keep an open mind about the path ahead, and to take advantage of every opportunity.
Walmart and its suppliers will be able to turn to an array of new technologies that are helping farmers become more efficient and bringing transparency to the food supply.
Faced with an ever-increasing array of new technologies, leaders acknowledged they have too many options from which to choose, and in some cases lack the strategic vision to help guide their efforts.
In addition to the difficulties they're having generating growth, traditional marketing departments must now contend with a daunting array of new technologies, social media, big data, cloud systems and the like.
"Our industry is entering a building phase where we must invest in an array of new technologies to reduce our environmental footprints and become more efficient," James E. Rogers, the chief executive of Duke Energy, said in a statement.
Most of all, to a far greater extent than I (along with those old big city machine politicians) might once have imagined, an amazing array of new technologies, technologists, and clever companies may well be ushering in a new era-one of urban economic growth and development that just might, as they say in show business, have legs.
