The phrase "array of river" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct form would be "array of rivers."
Example: "The landscape was dotted with an array of rivers, each flowing gracefully through the valleys."
Alternatives: "collection of rivers" or "variety of rivers."
Each day we explored a secluded new site offering an uncanny array of river otters, bizarre spiders, carpinchos, yacarés, snakes, butterflies and howler monkeys.
They say the price has recovered because Colombian and Peruvian traffickers have become more sophisticated in hiding their aerial communications to avert air force interceptions while setting up a wide array of river, road and sea routes across Peru.
An array of river health assessment approaches and water quality variables have been suggested in the past for assessing the level of river health.
The important implication seen from this map showing ancient river channels when the Sunda Shelf was exposed is that, during the LGM, a vast array of river systems actively operated.
It has been found in a wide array of environments including rivers, soil samples, refrigerated beef and aviation fuel tanks [ 1, 2].
There is a seemingly endless array of hotels near the River Walk and the Alamo.
The Aqua is a lithe debutante among the array of ingenious and improvisational river craft coming up from Iquitos, most them looking battered as antique club fighters.
By throwing concrete, pipes, pumps and chemicals at our water problems, to the tune of a half trillion dollars a year worldwide, we've hung a huge technological curtain between the clean water flowing through our faucets and the background array of problems in our rivers, lakes and groundwater.
To the right is the superb array of bridges that span the river.
The sampling sites covered a large part of the Fennoscandian area and encompassed a diverse array of habitats (viz. marine, river, lake, and pond populations; Figure 1 and Table 1).
Most of the visitors come to watch Mamiraua's array of birds, uakari monkeys, or pink river dolphins that forage among flooded kapok trees and strangler figs.
