The phrase "array of opinions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse range of viewpoints or beliefs on a particular topic.
Example: "The panel discussion revealed an array of opinions on climate change, showcasing the complexity of the issue."
Alternatives: "variety of perspectives" or "range of viewpoints".
There is an array of opinions as to when a person fully matures.
The truth is that there can be no set definition – just an envelope that bulges with an array of opinions.
The minutes suggested an unusually wide array of opinions among the committee members about how to proceed throughout the period.
The governors who met with Trump yesterday expressed an array of opinions about what he should do regarding the Medicaid expansion initiated by Obama.
The government has a duty to the public to ensure that the news media present as diverse an array of opinions as possible.
Ms. Chaidez's burden of persuading the justices to apply Padilla retroactively was not made easier by the array of opinions in it.
A senior figure in the regime of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak and a key International Monetary Fund adviser, Youssef Boutros-Ghali had grown used to being welcomed in some of Britain's most respected think-tanks and academic institutions, dispensing his views on economic and political reform to an array of opinion formers.
He continues, "Her dazzling array of reactions, opinions — that was the milieu he swam in".
To the array of vignetted opinions on the war and Blair that greet Keys and his fellow campaigners on the doorsteps of Sedgefield.
That decision, which produced an array of conflicting opinions, created considerable uncertainty about the legal basis for Mr. Marri's detention.
The blogosphere still feels largely like a boundless op-ed page, with a bewildering array of passionate opinions on every subject.But there's a growing effort to use it to figure out how to attack problems.
