The phrase "array of partnerships to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of collaborative relationships or alliances that are being formed or utilized for a specific purpose.
Example: "The organization has developed an array of partnerships to enhance its outreach and impact in the community."
Alternatives: "variety of partnerships to" or "range of partnerships to".
Walgreens, meanwhile, has an array of partnerships with health insurers like UntiedHealth Group and Humana that are testing primary care clinics and urgent care models in markets across the country.
Executives have been launching an array of partnerships that so far have been in the pilot testing phase like a recently announced deal with the big grocery chain Kroger to an arrangement with UnitedHealth Group that began last year to develop urgent care centers next to Walgreens stores in certain markets.
For this specific array of partnerships, some principal questions include: how are the bacterial partners harvested from the environment?
Thanks to an array of brand partnerships in addition to heavy global radio play, near-full entitlement on songwriting and production credit for his releases, and a million dollar an hour asking price, Calvin Harris has more than double the salary of the No. 2 DJ, with $66 million compared to David Guetta's $30.
The NFL, whose games last year reached 202.3 million unique viewers, according to Nielsen, has been working to expand its array of digital partnerships in recent months.
Penn Square issued millions of dollars in letters of credit, which can be legally counted off the balance sheet, to enable doctors and dentists to buy into an array of limited partnerships sponsored by its oil and gas customers.
Building on priorities assembled in the previous VA research agenda (2004) and the research conducted in the intervening six years, we used an array of approaches to foster research-clinical partnerships that integrated the state-of-the-science with the informational and strategic needs of senior policy and practice leaders.
A1 Costly Cabinet Position Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld is being required to divest himself of an array of stocks, partnerships and other holdings at what one of his financial advisers called "a significant loss".
As he returns to the Pentagon for a second tour as secretary of defense, Donald H. Rumsfeld is being required to divest himself of an array of stocks, partnerships and other holdings at what one of his financial advisers called "a significant loss".
