The phrase "array of provisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety or collection of supplies, resources, or items available for a specific purpose.
Example: "The emergency kit contained an impressive array of provisions, including food, water, and medical supplies."
Alternatives: "variety of supplies" or "collection of resources."
The draft contains a wide array of provisions.
It has an array of provisions — many of them controversial — that are intended to expand care and lower costs.
The agreement includes a strong array of provisions known as lock-ups that are intended to deter competing bids.
The demands center on an array of provisions by which countries holding military ground exercises in Europe would have to give notification of them in advance and permit on-site inspection by military observers from all the other countries.
The full scope of those goodies is fully discernible only by poring over the bill and its head-spinning array of provisions The single most expensive component of the package -- other than the continuation of all of the marginal rates -- is a two-year adjustment of the alternative minimum tax, to prevent it from hitting millions more households.
11 26 p.m. | Updated: The fiscal deal approved on Tuesday put off the question of broad spending cuts, but it included an array of provisions added at the behest of members of one party or the other to pick up votes or generate savings.
But apprenticeships are hardly a like-for-like replacement for the huge array of provision that colleges provide.
As the cases cited in note 37 illustrate, the procedure has been utilized to bring for decision challenges to an entire array of statutory provisions alleged to violate rights secured by an almost equal array of constitutional provisions.
Even as Mr. Bush and Ms. Pelosi repeatedly prodded the Senate to act fast, Mr. Reid stood firm as the Senate plan's cost swelled to $204 billion with an array of new provisions.
Hours before Mr. Reid's announcement, Mr. Baucus, chairman of the Finance Committee, and Mr. Grassley, the senior Republican on the panel, had unveiled a broader, $85 billion agreement that also included an array of other provisions intended to generate support.
Lawmakers must also deal with an array of other provisions, including tax rates on dividends and capital gains, and the Alternative Minimum Tax, which has been adjusted annually to prevent millions of middle-class families from paying higher tax bills.
