The phrase "array of strange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied collection of unusual or peculiar things or ideas.
Example: "The art exhibit featured an array of strange sculptures that challenged traditional notions of beauty."
Alternatives: "variety of odd" or "collection of unusual".
In his autobiography, Watson described it as a "thrilling place" buzzing and clattering with the din of lathes and metalworking tools as workers turned out an array of strange new electrical devices, from telegraph relays to galvanometers.
As a group, they depict an array of strange bedfellows and uneasy alliances as they debate whether corporations should be free to spend millions of dollars to support the candidates of their choice.
Delving into these wetlands, she finds in their array of strange fauna and flora an objective correlative to the place in the mind where artistic inspiration occurs: a place of blurred borders, shifting identity, and strange odors, of rot and death, of Zen peacefulness.
Michener, the pianist/composer behind it, spent years developing a contemporary approach to the piano, which involves him putting an array of strange objects inside the instrument ("preparing" it in a similar way to John Cage), but he also uses pick-ups and microphones to amplify it – turning it into an electronically enhanced acoustic music machine.
If the trend continues toward a theorized "island of stability" at higher masses, said Dawn A. Shaughnessy, a chemist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California who is on the team, the work could generate an array of strange new materials with as yet unimagined scientific and practical uses.
I settled into the local way of life fairly quickly, fully embracing the vibrant music scene, the regular and reliable public transport and the array of strange dialectical words such as 'cob' (which, as I eventually realised, had nothing to do with corn).
It came out when I was in college and blew us away with its array of instruments, strange sounds and key shifts.
About a hundred folklore groups come together to sing and make noise while parading around dressed as demons, bears, priests and an array of other strange creatures, in an attempt to ward off the evil spirits from the year before, welcome spring and bless the new harvest.
His reference was to the impressive array of ideological strange-bedfellows that filed briefs in support of Wisconsin Right to Life's challenge.
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As the Soviet Union collapsed into an array of countries with strange and sometimes hard-to-spell names, Russian control over what it considered to be its sphere of influence collapsed as well.
