The phrase "array of places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or collection of different locations or destinations.
Example: "The travel brochure featured an array of places to explore, from bustling cities to serene countryside."
Alternatives: "variety of locations" or "collection of sites".
"They come from an array of places," he said.
Marrakesh boasts a mind-boggling array of places to stay, from pared-down minimalist retreats to opulent palatial residences.
The restaurant draws inspiration from a globetrotting array of places; the Mediterranean, Latin America, Eastern Europe and America.
Though national politicians barely mention them, there is also an array of places whose prospects seem much more uncertain: Sunderland, Wakefield, Coventry, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Bradfordrd.
The party already has other pockets of support and activism in a diverse array of places, from Liverpool and Lancaster to Solihull and Oxford.
No longer confined largely to language courses, study abroad offers a vast array of places and subjects from which to choose.
"Which way?" demands my husband, who is driving, as we zoom towards green motorway signs, emblazoned with an array of place names, each in two languages, neither of which I speak.
Heading north into the Pyrenees brings an array of marvellous places.
Tentatively titled "Being There," that show was to take note of the remarkable array of new places of public assembly and spectacle around the globe, upending predictions that such buildings would become obsolete in a post-millennial technological age.
[C5.] Declining Ticket Sales Hurt Newspaper Advertising Movie studios have significantly increased ad spending in newspapers in recent years, but with shrinking ticket sales and an array of new places to advertise, that trend may be tapering off.
Mr Parker said the National Trust was "truly unique" because it looked after a vast array of historic places in England, Wales and Northern Ireland - from archaeological remains, coastlines and forests, to entire villages and even 39 pubs.
