The phrase "array of outputs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of results produced by a process, system, or function.
Example: "The experiment yielded an array of outputs, each providing valuable insights into the data."
Alternatives: "variety of results" or "range of outputs".
In theory, if and when this kind of thing pans out on a commercial level, brain-monitored inputs could power a limitless array of outputs: anything from making an in-game VR avatar jump to turning off a set of Hue lights.
These systems are intricate, comprise multiple parts which are subject to many interactions and feedback loops and, consequently, contain a broad array of outputs.
Like other organisations in the business of supporting research to generate new knowledge, while we recognise the array of outputs and impacts of research, the production of a scientific research paper remains a good indication of research progression and knowledge generation.
The secret seems to lie in the capacity of the pathways to interact with each other and generate a varied array of outputs.
The complexity of the system may allow eNOS to behave more like an integrated circuit with multiple inputs and a nuanced array of outputs than a simple relay.
Consequently, output is measured as an array of intermediate outputs (health services) that supposedly improve health status [ 17].
Hence, hospital output is measured as an array of intermediate output (health services) that improves health status [23].
This exhibition – the first of the Norwegian painter and printer's work to be held in Madrid since 1984 – aims to shine a light on a wider array of his output.
The SOM is a map from the input n-dimensional data space (input layer) to a two-dimensional array of nodes (output layer).
Rather, we use a high-voltage solar array capable of outputting a wide range of voltages, from approximately 250 to 400 V in 50 V increments, at the photovoltaic system maximum power point.
The proposed algorithm exploits the richness of the third-order moment of array outputs, which is defined as[14] m 3, x ( 0, n, - n ) = lim T → ∞ 1 T ∑ t = 1 T × E x 0 t x n t + τ 1 x - n ∗ t + τ 2 (5).
