"array of stories" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or variety of stories. Example: The library had an impressive array of stories, ranging from classic fairytales to contemporary novels.
Although this book serves up an array of stories about elementary school, they vary greatly in interest.
Hip-hop, by contrast, offers a whole new array of stories begging to be told on the big screen.
They gathered an array of stories involving princes and princesses, forests, castles and magic, but also darker sagas of cannibalism, dismemberment, murder and evil stepmothers.
Gladwell illustrates these lessons with a characteristically dizzying array of stories, the subjects of which range from high school girls' basketball to child murder and the Holocaust.
Arts & Letters Daily has been cherished by readers who appreciated Mr. Dutton's curatorial talents and his concise and witty summaries of an eclectic array of stories.
"We are excited to discover new voices in romance, and introduce readers to an exciting array of stories across all genres — contemporary, historical and paranormal".
But Mr. Kramer said that playwrights and audiences now seem to have an appetite for a broader array of gay stories, whether political or not.
Yet without ever explaining precisely why, she has chosen to attack the pill with such vehemence and with such an array of horror stories that the reader is almost constrained to take the pill by the hand and comfort it.
At Columbia, Raman was able to choose from a number of engineering electives and learn the realities of day-to-day journalism, producing a wide array of deadline stories and features on her assigned beat: small food businesses in New York City.
A brilliant array of these stories appeared in Welty's first collection, "A Curtain of Green," which was published late in 1941, after being held up for months while Welty trembled to ask the magisterial Katherine Anne Porter to complete a promised introduction.
The same demand already applies to couples where one partner comes from outside the EU, and it has shaped an array of human stories by virtue of one inescapable fact: 40% of the UK's working population earns less than that £18,600 a year, meaning thousands of relationships are in a heartbreaking limbo.
