The phrase "array of squares" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or arrangement of square shapes or objects, often in a mathematical or visual context.
Example: "The artist created an impressive array of squares in her latest painting, each filled with vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "collection of squares" or "set of squares".
The same code is in each of the 42 sprites that make up the array of squares.
Grokker acts as a plug-in that sits on top of a search engine and, by reading tags written into the data with the XML software language, arranges the results of a search into a ring of spheres or an array of squares labeled to show each one's relationship.
The silane molecules were patterned as an array of squares 50 μm in edge length, followed by the selective immobilization of Au nanocages onto the APTES regions.
In the simplest sense, the extended lattice arises because the Sec13/31 rods can assemble into an array of squares (rhomboids).
An array of squares defining individual cubic retroreflectors was next printed using an in-house ion beam proximity lithography tool, and the polystyrene developed in a toluene bath.
A patterned region (3 × 3 array of squares having dimensions 0.5 cm × 0.5 cm × ∼5 μm height) of grafted antibiotic/comonomer was formed using photolithographic techniques also described in part elsewhere.
Its surface is made up of the tops of an array of square pins, each roughly a centimeter wide.
The flow field through which the flame propagated was a periodic array of "square vortices".
The conclusion is that the array of triangular elements meets the two objectives better than the array of square elements.
And on concept cars like the Hyundai HCD-8, traditional lights were replaced by a wedge-shaped array of square and round L.E.D.'s.
The researchers have fabricated an array of square silicon pads that are connected to one another via ribbons of wavy silicon.
