The phrase "array of prospective" is not entirely correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It can be used when referring to a variety of potential options or candidates, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase.
Example: "The company has an array of prospective candidates for the open position."
Alternatives: "variety of potential" or "range of possible".
WASHINGTON — For the last two months, Robert Gibbs has been attending press secretary school, complete with thick briefing books, dress rehearsals and practiced answers for an array of prospective questions.
The Stadtman Investigator search process, Bennett says, primes scientists to fit in well at NIH because the seminars and interviews in the hiring process expose them to a much wider array of prospective colleagues and collaborators than a targeted search would do.
A strength of the NHSII dataset is the array of prospective data on potential confounders that can be adjusted for in statistical analyses.
The array of prospective genomic changes revolving about the movement of TEs within their host becomes relevant when attempting to elucidate the evolutionary history of the organism itself.
Many claimed they had yet to decide who to elect from a bewildering array of unfamiliar candidates, and some were sceptical that the latest crop of prospective parliamentarians would be any different than the sham ones which preceded them.
Such research should be multi-disciplinary and build upon a wide array of approaches, ideally including multiple case studies, multi-sited ethnographies and quantitative studies of prospective nature with both individual- and macro-level data.
And many dealers are not only embracing the carmakers' suggested upgrades but going beyond them with an array of creature comforts to lure and pamper prospective buyers and repair-shop customers.
He made a few very short scenes to show to prospective supporters, including the array of government agencies and broadcast companies that provide subsidies for striving artists in Germany.
An array of biomaterials has been developed for their prospective applications in drug delivery, diagnosis, theragnosis, photothermal therapy, photodynamic therapy, bioengineering, and biomedical engineering.
These facilitator websites employ a vast array of advertising techniques in order to entice prospective medical tourists to make use of these services.
And of prospective donors.
