The phrase "array of samplers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of sampling devices or methods in a specific context, such as music production or data collection.
Example: "The research team utilized an array of samplers to gather diverse data from the field."
Alternatives: "collection of samplers" or "variety of samplers".
Liminal, the computer-assisted trio led by Danny Blume, uses a complicated array of samplers and drum machines to create music that's both simpler and more danceable than might be expected.
Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius stood either side of a table, poking, stroking and twisting a baffling array of samplers and oscillators, constructing a symphony of dripping taps and Geiger counters.
Measurements using arrays of passive horizontal mass flux gauges (fixed orientation vertical slot gauges), together with a vertical array of mass flux samplers (directional), provide estimates of sediment flux.
An exhibition of samplers at the National Museum of Scotland and the children who stitched them.
In both cases at least 10%% of the total number of samplers was used for each campaign as field blanks.
Things were starting to change quite a lot with the advent of samplers.
The total number of samplers per establishment ranged from one to four (one or two samplers per venue, except for places with smoking and nonsmoking sections, where we placed one or two samplers in each section).
At two sites in each session, two sets of samplers were deployed side by side to assess differences in collocated samplers.
It was, however, not included in the comparison of samplers by Gordân et al. (2008).
Sampling density was calculated as the number of samplers divided by the study area.
Here you'll see 18th-, 19th- and 20th-century women expressing themselves in a dizzying array of mediums: tinsel paintings, marble-dust drawings, hair-work wreaths, paper cuts, quilts and embroidered samplers.
