The phrase "array of sources and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of references or materials that contribute to a particular topic or research.
Example: "In my research paper, I will analyze an array of sources and present a comprehensive overview of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "variety of sources" or "range of references".
Brian Johnsrud is co-director and project manager of Lacuna Stories, an interactive online annotation platform where people can research and discuss significant historical events like 9/11 using a wide array of sources and media.
He has drawn on a vast array of sources and collaborated with musicians from multiple folk traditions — most famously in the thrilling Latin-American oratorio "La Pasión según San Marcos," which seized the attention of the music world at the beginning of the century.
One of the ambassador's key tasks is to predict a developing crisis, a task accomplished through the gathering of information from an array of sources and the use of experience and expert knowledge in identifying, analyzing, and interpreting emerging key issues and patterns and their implications.
The success of Instagram Stories, the decline in Snapchat usage we've heard from a wide array of sources, and Facebook's relentless drive to compete with the startup could spell trouble for Snapchat's IPO on the NYSE market that's expected in March.
"Wailoo's analysis breaks new ground... he uses a wide array of sources and types of data to carry out an insightful analysis of a diverse sample of 20th-century hematologic diseases". "This book is a marvelous example of how many threads can be spun together to create a compelling narrative.
Based on a wide array of sources, and without making a clear distinction between tantric and non-tantric works, its central tenet is that an absolute, pure, transcendental mind endowed with all good qualities exists radically other than the ordinary world of appearance.
Bodnar's comprehensive study of the disagreements that marked the American remembrance of World War II in the six decades following its end draws on an array of sources: fiction and nonfiction, movies, theater, and public monuments.
Considering the vast array of sources, substances, and methods with which food is produced, practically every kind of microbe is a potential contaminant.
Based on diligent research and the use of a diverse array of sources including government and policy documents, pamphlets, and interviews, Lachmund has brought to the fore an area that is all too often neglected in urban studies: the human relationship with non-human nature and its environment.
They are forever mixing and matching and manipulating from an infinite array of sources to create and then project back out into the world their own ever-changing personal montage of information, knowledge, meaning, and selfhood.
Featuring a bower of illustrations and drawing on an array of sources as rich and many-hued as roses themselves, Horwood's tale opens our eyes and noses to the world's major rose-growing nations.
