The phrase "array of panels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or arrangement of panels, often in contexts related to technology, design, or architecture.
Example: "The new display features an impressive array of panels that enhance the visual experience."
Alternatives: "collection of panels" or "set of panels".
A few blocks away, Andrea Gitter said she had been inspired after seeing her brother's array of panels pointed toward the coastline.
Seated at a computer console near the front, a controller monitors an array of panels to guide the machine forward, a 1,000-tonne 1,000-tonnet monsterthatviate inches fromusts precise path through a subterranotn warren.
A design method for minimizing the sound transmitted through an array of panels is presented.
Better still, is the impressive array of panels, workshops, live performance and, well, a number of gala receptions.
The License Board is an array of panels that contain "licenses"—permits which allow a character to perform certain actions.
But the conviction that "development is the new name for peace" means that HIV and AIDS, poverty, marginalized groups, hunger, the situation of refugees, and the dangers of climate change are also discussed, in a rich array of panels.
In the late seventies and early eighties, apparently with Newman in mind, Marden tried to monumentalize his work with architectonic arrays of panels, alluding to Greek temples.
The methodology is tested using a 3×3 array of sandwich panels, and an 18-panel group arranged in a horseshoe pattern.
The qPCR array consisted of panels of normalized first-strand complementary DNA (cDNA) from 18 different pathologist-verified human cancer tissues (with cancer stage ranging between I to IV).
The resort also installed an array of solar panels to power one of its ski patrol stations.
On a home-improvement kick, it installed a huge array of solar panels, and worked intensely on the landscaping.
