The phrase "array of phenomena" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse range of observable events or occurrences in various contexts, such as science, art, or social studies.
Example: "The research team documented an array of phenomena related to climate change, including rising sea levels and increased frequency of extreme weather events."
Alternatives: "variety of phenomena" or "range of phenomena".
Comparative politics is concerned with a vast array of phenomena, from the stability of political regimes to the dynamics of electoral competition.
The first array of phenomena are concerned with the relation between experience and the world.
In fact, corruption is exemplified by a very wide and diverse array of phenomena of which bribery is only one kind, and nepotism another.
So instead, we draw on Newman's (2005) review of concentration because he examines a broad array of phenomena in a systematic manner.
Evolutionary biology presents a bewildering array of phenomena to scientists and students alike ranging from molecules to species and ecosystems; and embracing 3.8 billion years of life's history on earth.
An amazing array of phenomena are constantly going on around us and in us all the time; the breeze blowing through trees, birds singing, the tide flowing in and out, sun shining, human interactions, and the steady beating of our hearts to name just a few.
Atomic nuclei, comprising protons and neutrons, exhibit a rich array of quantum phenomena.
Common knowledge and common belief have been claimed to play a crucial role in explaining social behavior such as coordination, conventions and an array of conversational phenomena.
In this way, the scientists can study a wide array of biological phenomena, such as the way in which double-stranded DNA melts and hybridizes as well as protein interactions and structural changes.
The flow through a HVOF gun is characterized by a complex array of thermodynamic phenomena involving combustion, turbulence and compressible flow.
Page A21 Obituaries JANICE VOSS, 55 A space shuttle astronaut and scientist who explored the behavior of fire in weightlessness, how plants adapt to extraterrestrial flight and an array of other phenomena while logging nearly 19 million miles circling Earth.
