The phrase "array of pictures from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of images that originate from a specific source or context.
Example: "The exhibition featured an impressive array of pictures from the artist's travels around the world."
Alternatives: "collection of images from" or "set of photos from".
Afterward, the man chose the most appropriate matches from an array of pictures visible to both hemispheres.
Luntz's focus group material also asked which images from an array of pictures made the participants miss hockey the most.
After a short break, the subjects were then tested to see how many images they could describe, and how accurately they could pick previously viewed images from an array of pictures.
He received a diverse array of pictures of huacos (including that in Figure 2) directly from Tello, with whom he corresponded regularly.
The Shrigley exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, opening on Friday, features an array of pictures.
For each user we obtain an array of pictures ((p_{1}, p_{2},ldots, p_{n})) sorted by timestamp.
Matrix Reasoning will involve the child being shown an array of pictures with one missing square and they will need to select the picture that fits the array from five options.
Each individual participated in two tasks: (1) recognizing a facial expression from an array of three pictures presented, and (2) matching a facial expression from one picture with a picture depicting a similar emotion from an array of three pictures.
Just steps off Lexington Avenue and 107th Street – inside a storefront still adorned by a sign declaring "HARDWARE STORE" — lies an array of instruments, pictures and other mementos from the golden age of Latin music.
At the Gagosian Gallery, Robert A. Iger, the chief executive of the Walt Disney Company, took in the throbbing scene milling about Mr. Schnabel's array of massive pictures of skeletons.
