The phrase "array of programs to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or variety of software applications designed for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The company offers an array of programs to enhance productivity and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "a range of programs to" or "a collection of programs to".
At Unilever, CMI has implemented an array of programs to build business acumen.
But starting in 1994, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani established an array of programs to transfer city-owned properties to private owners.
Mr. Clinton has less than 12 months left in office, but he put forward an array of programs to expand health care, education programs, scientific research and anti-poverty efforts while shoring up the big retirement systems.
Other companies, like Motorola Inc., which has an array of programs to help workers with a variety of diseases, later ordered their own versions of the diabetes program from the Roanoke firm or other insurers.
"As President Johnson's general in the war on poverty, he initiated an array of programs to help at-risk youth, older workers and the hardcore unemployed," Ms. Solis said Sunday.
Green Star Coop, one of NYS's outstanding retail stores, has been a pioneer in food justice, initiating an array of programs to provide access to high quality food for low income people and to diversify staff.
He also pointed to an array of programs designed to make work pay -- through tax credits, child care subsidies, and child health insurance.
Rather than saddle recipients with complex rules and a dizzying array of programs, better to just give people money and let them sort out how to use it.
In developing an array of programs related to "Foregrounding the Palisades," Wave Hill and the Hudson River Museum extended their collaboration to include the Palisades Interstate Park Commission.
Jamaica remained academically rigorous, and was initiating an impressive array of programs designed to prepare students for careers in science and engineering, business and medicine.
With a muscular economy fueling projections of surpluses into the next decade, the budget President Clinton proposed today would increase Federal spending on an array of programs important to the New York region, with education, heating, defense and housing programs benefiting the most.
