The phrase "array of selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of choices or options available in a particular context, such as in a menu or a list of features.
Example: "The software offers an impressive array of selection for customizing user preferences."
Alternatives: "variety of options" or "range of choices".
Then there is that wine list, which will soon expand to more than 200 choices, with a cruvinet add-on offering an array of Long Island selections by the glass.
So it is not surprising that hundreds of Web sites have sprung up in the last few years offering a vast array of restaurant selections -- by name, state, city or neighborhood, cuisine or price or service or any combination of attributes a diner could think of.
You can also find a wide array of color selections.
Since the late 18th and throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries a huge array of crosses and selection activities has taken place in Europe giving rise to a rich collection of tomato landraces [ 1, 2].
It is also possible that mutations at third codon positions in genes expressed in female organs and gametes may on average have greater effects on fitness, as has been proposed for genes expressed across a broad array of tissues (higher selection coefficients) [ 8, 9].
This allowed selection of a diverse array of binders with no selection pressure on affinity, display or expression.
After the second round of selection, array stably transformed lines (Fig. A3) on plates containing BCDAT medium (Roberts et al., 2011).
After the second round of selection, array stably transformed lines (Fig. A3 ) on plates containing BCDAT medium (Roberts et al., 2011 ). 2. Incubate at 25°C with fluorescent lights at a photon flux density of 85 μM m−2s−1 for 7 d. 3. To score the cesa5 KO phenotype, use a dissecting microscope at 30× to count the number of lines with gametophores.
The oysters belonged to an array of raw-bar selections much more extensive than a traditional steakhouse's.
