The phrase "array of offers to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of proposals or options available for consideration or selection.
Example: "The company presented an array of offers to potential clients during the conference."
Alternatives: "variety of proposals to" or "range of options to".
Mr. Agca is reported to be considering an array of lucrative offers to tell his story.
Worth clarifying, ECE encompasses the life period from birth through age 8, and embraces a broad array of services offered to children and their families such as healthcare, nutrition, education, and welfare, to name a few.
Whether planning for our retirement income, choosing the best phone or energy tariff or simply trying to navigate an array of offers, deals and bargains in our weekly supermarket shop, complex financial decisions have become part of the daily grind.
A recent array of nighttime offers sent to a shopper's e-mail inbox included: from 6 to 9 p.m., a limited-quantity sale on fashions at Neiman Marcus; at 7 38 p.m., a promotion for three-day stays at Loews hotels; at 8 44 p.m., a promotion by Gilt for macaroons and faux-fur blankets; and at 2 23 a.m., an offer by Saks for a $2,000 gift card with purchase.
The wide array of programs Judge Baker offers to children and adolescents means that an equally wide variety of in-kind gifts are appreciated to provide experiences for youth who might not toherwise have access, as well as to help defray programmatic costs.
It offers an array of ready-to-eat, grab-and-go meals prepared by Amazon Go's staff, plus items such as bread, cheese, milk and chocolate.
The exodus is driven by a lack of Spanish-speaking priests, the large size of many parishes compared with small, homey evangelical churches and the array of religious choices offered to immigrants who have left Catholic-dominated countries.
Raasay House offers an array of courses to satisfy energetic holidaymakers.
He offers an array of toppings to give his prime Angus beef patty a Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese or even Greek personality.
Kane offers an array of reforms to improve performance evaluations, create a talent market for job-matching, and revolutionize compensation to better reward merit and skill.
