The phrase "array of perks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of benefits or advantages offered, often in a professional or promotional context.
Example: "The new job comes with an impressive array of perks, including health insurance, flexible hours, and a generous vacation policy."
Alternatives: "variety of benefits" or "range of advantages."
The top-heavy political elite that fills this profusion of posts makes six times the average Bosnian wage, plus a wide array of perks.
Legislators in the House of Commons are the beneficiaries of an array of perks and reimbursements, all of them perfectly legal, for expenses associated with running their offices, traveling between London and their districts, and having homes in both places.
Like the Democrats, Republicans offered big donors an array of perks at their convention, held in Tampa, Fla., last month, including choice hotel access, boat trips and access to Mr. Romney himself.
I see it in the light of the numerous corporate scandals that have unfolded in recent years... It's important for the rich and well-connected to understand that they're not entitled to an endless array of perks, almost always at someone else's expense.
The top executives in today's largest corporations not only travel in style, but they have access to an absurd array of perks while they travel, from awards and complimentary products to discounts on just about everything.
Existing stations thrive on an array of perks won by radio operators, including free use of the airwaves (XM and Sirius, by contrast, had to pay almost $200 million combined for their spectrum) and an exclusive exemption from paying royalties to performers.
For years, the speaker and Mrs Martin have been plundering the public purse for an almost grotesque array of personal perks and foreign junkets.
Even the great archetypal C.E.O., Jack Welch, showed interesting gaps of knowledge when it was revealed that his former employer, G.E., bestowed on him an extraordinary array of retirement perks.
If you're like most people across the country, you're deluged every week with new card offers that trumpet low initial rates, free balance transfers or an array of special perks that range from free airline tickets to cash refunds.
Advertising will promote Sun+ Digital, highlighting the service across web, mobile and tablet, and Sun+ Perks, the vast array of free and discounted offers the publisher is offering those who sign up to the service.
Everyone kind of perks up.
