The phrase "array of opinions and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of viewpoints or perspectives on a particular topic.
Example: "The committee presented an array of opinions and suggestions regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "variety of viewpoints" or "range of perspectives".
In interviews, senior administration officials said that most advisory panels reflected a broad array of opinions and backgrounds and that Mr. Bush had the right at least to know where candidates stood on his policies.
As has been noted about earlier (smaller) releases of IRA ads, they aren't all nakedly pro-Trump, but instead express a dizzying array of opinions and arguments, targeted at a wide range of users.
The three women in the video have a diverse array of opinions and experiences, and Scarcella says we can expect a video featuring "Touch Me Nots" themselves shortly.
This inclusive arrangement has helped to ensure a diverse array of opinions and policy preferences.
Because of algorithms that determine what we see online based on our browsing, reading, and clicking history, we risk being exposed to fewer viewpoints and a more limited array of opinions, content sources, and viewpoints, Pariser argued.
Analysts had a wide array of opinions on the legislation, and some expected banks to pass higher costs associated with the bill on to consumers.
Within a few hours of the publication of this story the Wall Street Journal received more than 150 responses and comments, the array of opinions ranging from awe to derogatory comments, and from acceptance of the basic conclusions to near-ridicule.
In this respect, the specialized literature offers a wide and multifaceted array of opinions.
Clinicians and scientists also had a vast array of opinions, ranging from those who believed CCSVI had some validity [ 17] through to those that believed research should be funded to provide a definitive answer, and on to those who held that the theory was biologically implausible.
Why this works: Unlike petitions, which can be quite black and white, surveys can show representatives a wide array of opinions, helping them come to a better understanding of what people want, as well as letting them craft a solution that satisfies more people.
While it was heartening to hear out such diverse array of opinions it was also disconcerting to gather that unless a course correction takes place, and soon, the prognosis remains precarious.
