The phrase "array of patents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of patents held by an individual or organization.
Example: "The company boasts an impressive array of patents that cover various technologies in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "collection of patents" or "set of patents".
Google's desire to pick up Motorola's array of patents is sincere.
The act does expand the "prior use" defense of intellectual property to a wider array of patents.
The two deals have allowed Hanergy to acquire at low cost an array of patents developed for hundreds of millions of dollars of venture capital investments.
Two titans, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm, dominate the cell phone market and are protected by a formidable array of patents.
Along the way he outwitted Rupert Murdoch and John Malone for control of TV Guide Inc. and forced or coaxed giants Microsoft, Motorola and AOL into licensing deals, using his array of patents as weapons.
Even if Apple ultimately decides not to pursue legal action against Palm (it's not yet clear how likely that is, but Apple does have an impressive array of patents), the situation has likely soured the relationship between the two companies.
The smartphone in our pockets is comprised of thousands of components and hundreds of thousands of individual patents owned by a wide array of patent holders.
And with Microsoft and now HP offering their own rival mobile OSes backed by a vast array of patent protection, some of these OEM partners may begin to think twice about their firm Android commitments.
The transaction will increase ARRIS' patent portfolio and provide a license to a wide array of Motorola Mobility patents.
Under the terms of the deal, IMAX will license about 100 patents tied to laser-projection technology, as well as the use of a wider array of Kodak patents also for use in its giant-screen movie theaters.
As part of the deal announced Monday, the two companies will settle their disputes over an array of technology patents.
