The phrase "array of shelves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or arrangement of shelves, often implying a variety or assortment.
Example: "The bookstore featured an impressive array of shelves filled with books of all genres."
Alternatives: "collection of shelves" or "set of shelves."
Behind him I could see pieces of meteorite arrayed on shelves, next to a toy model of that other city scourge, Godzilla.
A regularly rotating collection of other once-hidden prizes will be arrayed on shelves.
Using a proprietary array of off-the-shelf antennas and software developed internally, the system Regulus has designed can determine whether a GPS signal is legitimate or has been spoofed by a hacker (think of it as a way to defend against the kind of hack used by the bad guys in "Die Hard 2").
They have epithelia that behave like human epithelia, they have a short lifespan and a dizzying array of off-the-shelf tools to get started.
The sight, by the entrance, of a deli counter stocked with various delicacies (Di Palo's ricotta, De Lillo's biscotti, olives from the Pickle Guys) and then, ringing the dining room, of shelves arrayed with canned and jarred exotica (fish balls, mushroom ketchup, pickled thyme) bolsters that allegiance.
The diversity of its customers is reflected in the unusually wide-ranging array of products on its shelves, says manager Glenn Rogers.
Despite the array of labelling on shop shelves, Fairtrade Foundation's Barbara Crowther says 76% of the public believe independent third-party certification is the best way to verify a product's social or environmental claims.
Expect a confusing array of choices on the shelves of your local consumer electronics store very soon.
A bewildering array of objects lines the shelves of an imposing, three-story cabinet at the entrance to the art gallery at Vassar College.
