The phrase "array of radars and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or system of radar devices or technologies, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The military deployed an array of radars and surveillance systems to monitor the airspace effectively."
Alternatives: "collection of radars" or "set of radars".
The Defense Department has strongly denied his charges, saying that the kill vehicle, teamed with its proposed array of radars and orbiting sensors, can do the discrimination job just fine.
An interceptor missile will be fired from Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands about 20 minutes later and, after receiving communications from a complex array of radars and command centers, home in on its target.
Formerly Westinghouse's defense electronics business, the Baltimore-based division makes an array of radar and surveillance equipment.
Cars need speed to handle capabilities like automatic braking in case of hazards and other features, and looking further, this is a must-have technology for the semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles that with collect and process data from a large array of radars, cameras and other sensors.
That is, while it still requires a human behind the steering wheel, in the right conditions the car can steer itself through city traffic or drive on the highway at speeds upward of 120 miles an hour using an array of radar, infrared and optical sensors to track lane markings or the car ahead — even around curves.
The deal includes Apache attack helicopters and an array of missiles, radars and antiaircraft defense systems.
Among the weapons proposed for sale were $3.1 billion in Patriot Advanced Capability-3 guided missile systems, a sophisticated array of missiles, radars and control systems designed to defend against missiles and aircraft.
Rather than Google cars' array of radar, cameras, sensors and laser-based range finders, Mobileye wants to offer autonomous driving capability at a more affordable price point by using mainstream cameras that cost only a few hundred dollars.
The study projects the cost of developing, building and operating a wide array of radar equipment, satellite technology, interceptor missiles and lasers that the Pentagon sees as part of a layered system.
Lane markings will be unnecessary when cars can accurately determine their own position using an inbuilt array of sensors, radar and laser-range finders, meaning a much more fluid use of road space.
Employing a combination of radar command guidance and active radar homing, and supported by an array of mobile radars for target acquisition, tracking, and guidance, they could engage targets over the horizon.
