The phrase "array of plots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of graphical representations of data or information, often in the context of data visualization or analysis.
Example: "The research paper presented an array of plots to illustrate the trends in the data over time."
Alternatives: "collection of graphs" or "set of charts".
Again, there's an abundance of intriguing characters who are credibly brought to life in an endless array of plots and subplots.
Real Madrid against Barcelona is never just an ordinary game of football, and the dazzling array of plots and subplots means this weekend's meeting at the Bernabeu is surrounded by more anticipation than ever.
Each nested plot is a 2-dimensional array of plots, each of which represents the form of a set of model solutions with a pair of distinct parameter value.
I haven't seen "The Wonder Years" in a long time, and if you asked me to provide you with an array of plot points, I'd be at a loss.
Meanwhile, James balances an absurdly complex array of plot strands, each one subtly and deftly crafted.
But the layers of deeper complication and the shadings of emotional complexity that marked Season 1 aren't often present at the moment, and that's because the show feels overstuffed with plot machinations and underfed on character and relationship development, partly due to an array of repetitive plots.
According to Chiniquy's account, the president told him that the proliferating array of assassination plots that had been uncovered could all be traced back to Jesuits.
Law enforcement officials acknowledged this week that they did not know how and when Al Qaeda was created, or whether it was connected to a tangled array of terrorism plots and plotters, including Abdul Hakim Murad, a Pakistani who told the police in the Philippines in 1995 of a plan to assassinate Pope John Paul II, blow up 12 American jetliners over Asia and fly a plane into C.I.A. headquarters.
The broader question, though, is this: How did a national institution once held in esteem, or at least respect, by many Britons — "bobbies on the beat" to an earlier generation — become a force of such contention, even as, in recent years, it has taken credit for shielding the country from an array of terrorist plots?
After a protracted battle in the British and European courts, Abu Hamza al-Masri, an incendiary Muslim preacher with links to Al Qaeda, and four other terrorism suspects implicated in an array of terrorist plots were extradited to the United States on Saturday to face federal charges in Manhattan and New Haven.
"Homeland" began last fall with a desperate charge through an Iraqi prison and has barely slowed down since, stacking up an impressive array of twisted plots, dead bodies and tortured love triangles as it has become television's top drama and arguably the biggest hit ever for Showtime.
