The phrase "array of reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of reports, often implying diversity or a range of topics covered.
Example: "The research team presented an array of reports detailing their findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "collection of reports" or "variety of reports".
"There are a wide array of reports about warnings, and were they heeded?" Mr. Romney said to reporters on his plane Friday.
Since then, an array of reports have underscored the difficulty of sharing information and the flaws in the system.
For the 2008 book Ese gol existe, Luis Carlos Arias Schreiber produced an array of reports suggesting that the official version was accurate and criticised the Peruvian press which had been maligning the Nazis all these years.
And rape, judging by an array of reports, has become more frequent.In the 1950s and 1960s women began to make slow but steady strides in parts of the Arab world, such as Syria and Egypt.
An array of reports has demonstrated that MIF is expressed in a variety of cells other than immune cells, such as epithelial and endothelial cells.
In faculty-led small sections, concentrating on deadline work for live publication, students learn and practice a wide array of reporting, writing and story presentation skills.
Mr. Montgomery started at The Times as a copy boy in 1959 and went on to an array of reporting assignments, from religion news to the New York Nets in the late 1970s.
This proteomic analysis of the rat atrium secretory granule produced an assembly of proteins with a diverse array of reported functions.
But these deliveries rose markedly until insurance companies, state governments and non-profit accreditation organizations began imposing an array of reporting requirements and financial penalties in recent years.
"Hospitals are subject to a complex array of reporting requirements, and UCLA Health is committed to making timely and complete reports to federal, state and local regulatory agencies, as well as to device manufacturers," UCLA said in a statement.
