The phrase "array of sectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different areas or divisions within a larger context, such as in business, technology, or research.
Example: "The study examined an array of sectors, including healthcare, education, and technology, to assess their impact on the economy."
Alternatives: "variety of sectors" or "range of sectors".
Founder of the multidisciplinary practice Hoberman Associates, Hoberman works with clients ranging across a wide array of sectors, including consumer products, deployable shelters, and space structures.
In essence the price paid by the MCB and its affiliates for its previous principled stand was dear on all fronts, although it gained much unnoticed and unreported praise from an array of sectors.
As Mnangagwa's reforms begin to gradually stabilize the economy, significant opportunities will emerge across an array of sectors and segments – both formal and informal – for companies hoping to expand in this relatively under-served, but high-potential market.
The firm eventually broadened its portfolio beyond military contractors and now manages almost $200 billion in global assets across a dizzying array of sectors, including agriculture, transportation, natural resources, mining, aerospace, automotive, energy, health care, information technology, real estate and retail.
The 340 company executives interviewed were from a diverse array of sectors of the economy.
Trend lines appear to be moving in the right direction within a wide array of sectors.
In 1861, MIT was founded as an institute for using science and technology to innovate and advance an array of industry sectors, including agriculture.
The course will convey the general principles and relevant definitions of the LCA methodology as defined in the ISO 14040 series of standards and exemplify them through frequent reference to real-world case studies covering a wide array of industry sectors and product categories.
Fosun International Limited has interests across an array of business sectors.
Nanotechnology can be used to produce a broad range of products applicable to an equally broad array of scientific sectors.
This underscores the trust placed in UNICEF by 135 governments as well as other public-sector partners and by an array of private-sector contributors.
