The phrase "array of reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied set of changes or improvements, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The government announced an array of reforms aimed at improving the education system and addressing inequality."
Alternatives: "set of reforms" or "range of reforms".
The Democratic platform called for an array of reforms, including regulation of railroads and lower tariffs.
Merryl H. Tisch, the chancellor of the State Board of Regents, said Dr. Steiner had led the department through "an amazing array of reforms".
But even there an array of reforms, from a stronger currency to an overhaul of subsidies, is needed to boost labour income and encourage consumption.
Christine McGourty, director of Energy UK, said: "The energy companies have been working closely with Ofgem for some time to implement an array of reforms that should bring significant benefits to customers".
But less than a year into his second term, hopes that Mr Jonathan will spur an economic revival and push through an array of reforms are dimming.Unless he finds ways of compensating citizens for higher prices, he may never be able to cut wasteful subsidies fully.
The OECD advocates an array of reforms such as loosening the grip of notaries over commercial registration and the removal of regulated prices for the services of architects and building engineers a restrictive arrangement unique to Germany within the EU.But with things going so well, there is little appetite for a new wave of reforms.
Mr. Nugroho said that only a broad array of media reforms could stabilize and transform Indonesia.
That improves upon the array of modest reforms the industry has embraced in a belated effort to restore investor confidence.
Fourth, the school may replace the principal and adopt an array of other reforms, such as increasing learning time.
Since then the coalition government has introduced an array of housing reforms – most of which have yet to impact fully, let alone reveal their wider implications.
This vast array of specific reforms can't be achieved at a stroke, and certainly not at a single party gathering.
