The phrase "array of stations and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of stations, typically in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The network consists of an array of stations and devices that facilitate communication across the system."
Alternatives: "collection of stations and" or "variety of stations and".
We assume that a systematic error, two different arrays of stations, and three different weights are functions of distance.
Despite Sinclair's expansion in the last two decades, the nature of its holdings — a vast array of stations spread across markets and network affiliations — has meant that the company has never achieved the name recognition, or clout, of national broadcasters.
We covered the Hakushu fault area with a linear array of 25 stations and the Onajika-toge and Shimotsuburai faults with 30 stations at an average spacing of 1.5 km.
The newest threat comes from Aereo, a service with an antenna array that scoops up the free signals of stations and then streams them over the Internet to paying subscribers, a tactic that the broadcasters say is illegal.
Formulas for estimating the values of A, C, and D. Two different arrays of stations are listed in different columns.
The array consisted of stations on both the sediment basin and the surrounding soft rock, with station separation distances pertinent for earthquake engineering applications.
Dish has been making some interesting moves in the whole-home video space of late and this is only the latest in their array of base stations (called the Hopper) and remote devices (the Joeys).
Shop at your favorite stores from 5 to 9 p.m. and enjoy an array of specials, sweet stations and live DJs throughout the center.
WHEN Sam Zell announced on December 20th 2007 that he had completed a deal to buy the Tribune Company with holdings including the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, an array of local television stations and the Chicago Cubs baseball team he made a bold promise.
Using satellite radar surveys and a growing array of Global Positioning System stations around the caldera, they have tracked the valley's rate of uplift going from about 2 centimeters per year--the average pace from 1923 until 2004--to 2004--to 2004--to 7lly over the past 3 years.
