The phrase "array of strokes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different movements or actions, often in a context related to art, sports, or any activity involving multiple distinct actions.
Example: "The artist created an impressive painting using an array of strokes that brought the landscape to life."
Alternatives: "variety of strokes" or "collection of strokes".
A wonderful array of strokes there.
His 142 contained an astonishing array of strokes, each of which was lapped up by a capacity crowd.
"On his day he is almost impossible to bowl at, such is the array of strokes he can play.
But Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh put on 141 for the fifth wicket, the former demonstrating his full array of strokes and bringing up his ninth one-day international fifty with a reverse pull for four.
The 24-year-old has quickly become an integral component of the team with his unorthodox and innovative array of strokes, and averages 40 from his 48 internationals for England with three centuries.
Miller used a wide array of strokes, leading The Advertiser of Adelaide to describe his innings as "dashing and colourful".
For example, an array of stroke diagnoses was found ranging from incident stroke and TIA.
With this data structure, passwords are easily represented as arrays of strokes.
Cummins ensured it was not terminal with an array of powerful strokes and was only denied his shot at a hundred by Smith's declaration, aimed at an early departure to London, where the Ashes concludes this week.
But with her impressive array of ground strokes and her cheerful demeanor, that day is coming for the appealing Danish star.
He is solid in defence (the manner in which he plays with the full face of the bat to mid-on is reminiscent of Ricky Ponting), watchful outside offstump, and with an array of attacking strokes, none better than the off-drive with which he reached his half-century and a withering chop behind square on the off-side that followed.
