The phrase "array of parents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied group of parents, often in discussions about family structures or parenting styles.
Example: "The school organized a meeting to gather an array of parents to discuss the new curriculum changes."
Alternatives: "variety of parents" or "diverse group of parents".
I am far more engaged in the great array of parenting activity in all its kaleidoscopic glory than my father was and I believe that I am, and he was, typical of our respective generations in this respect.
A hand-picked array of parenting, cooking and "organize my home" Groups will be the first to get the chance to spawn a subscription Group open to their members.
Between our children's other parent and the many adults that surround our kids, we are exposed to a vast array of parenting models and practices.
Safety netting was left to the preference of individual clinicians, and was influenced by an array of parent- and clinician-related factors.
Effect size estimates for intervention outcomes on an array of parenting and family functioning variables are reported elsewhere (Coatsworth et al. 2009).
A large number of barriers were identified highlighting the array of challenges parents can face when considering accessing and engaging with treatment for their child with behavioural problems.
Hunt, who has two children with the former TV presenter Ian Blandford (who now runs a training company), says she has "an array of working-parent horror stories.
The two transects crossed a wide array of soil parent materials, soil ages, climatic conditions, landforms, land covers and land uses.
Parental vaccination decisions are based on an array of factors and parents integrate information according to their experiential and social contexts [ 11, 12].
And after exploring the array of religious faiths, parents can encourage their children to decide for themselves, when they feel like it, which religion, if any, they want to embrace.
