The phrase "array of objective" is not correct in English; it should be "array of objectives." You can use it when referring to a collection or variety of goals or aims in a specific context, such as project planning or research.
Example: "The project has an array of objectives that we need to address in our proposal."
Alternatives: "set of objectives" or "range of goals."
That very valid specific objection, however, has next to nothing to do with the general plan to replace the RAE's current tremendously wasteful panel-based review by metrics (plural), which include a rich and diverse potential array of objective performance indicators rather than just one self-fulfilling prophecy (ie, how much prior funding has been awarded).
To this end we used an array of objective functions, each corresponding to the maximization of the production of a single biomass constituent, including the various amino acids, nucleotides, carbohydrates and lipids.
The purpose of the current study was to determine whether people with FM, compared to age-matched HCs, have differences on a broad array of objective balance tests (termed "dynamic posturography"), including sensory, motor and limits of stability.
The enormous array of science objectives and targets — moons, rings, Saturn itself — makes it one of the most complex missions ever flown.
As the importance of urban green spaces is increasingly recognised, so does the need for their systematic placement in a broader array of socioeconomic objectives.
In many regions, these silvicultural alternatives to conventional forestry are enacted under a variety of social, economic, and ecological conditions and a wide array of ownership objectives, as well as legal and regulatory frameworks.
Minimal research exists with this population or with such an array of subjective and objective measures.
Marine reserves, or protected areas, are used to meet an array of biodiversity and conservation objectives.
Through extensive statistical analysis of a broad array of information, Audit Integrity produces objective rankings and reports on over 10,000 corporations.
Through extensive statistical analysis of a broad array of information, Audit Integrity produces objective rankings and reports on over 8,000 corporations.
The process of assessing the environmental status of an ecosystem can be divided roughly into three steps: (i) gathering data and selecting indicators of a sufficiently broad array of components related to given objectives; (ii) defining targets or reference values for indicators; (iii) assessing the overall status by combining information from different indicators.
