The phrase "array of supporters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse and organized group of individuals who support a particular cause, person, or idea.
Example: "The candidate was overwhelmed by the array of supporters who gathered at the rally to show their enthusiasm for her campaign."
Alternatives: "group of supporters" or "collection of supporters."
This idea, with supposedly enormous potential to help slow global warming, has drawn an impressive array of supporters toward biochar.
At a victory news conference with an array of supporters, Mr. McCain, usually either ebullient or combative, seemed uncharacteristically subdued.
An array of supporters of the proposed rule, including Mr. Volcker himself, pushed back against the escalating rhetoric.
The proposal has attracted an array of supporters, including large European companies like Nokia, and groups like Britain's Federation of Small Businesses.
The bill had what seemed like a bulletproof array of supporters — dozens of organizations representing health officers, firefighters, furniture makers and environmental groups.
Aides said he raised more than $1 million at the fund-raisers, held mostly in private homes and sponsored by an array of supporters, including fellow members of Congress.
Both Mr. Arnold and Mr. Bloomberg said they hoped the recent election successes would make soda taxes a more popular idea, able to attract political support and a wider array of financial supporters.
Hans-Georg Maassen, head of Germany's FBI equivalent, told journalists: "Recently, we see the willingness of Russian intelligence to carry out sabotage". And beyond these cyberattacks, Russia has a vast array of business supporters and fixers in Germany who regularly press Moscow's case, according to a November report by the Atlantic Council.
Mr. Romney has already lined up an array of prominent supporters, including a billionaire, David Koch, who has donated heavily to conservative causes over the years, and Robert Wood Johnson IV, the billionaire owner of the New York Jets and one of the party's most coveted fund-raisers.
I also want to give credit to the fact that Alabama's new Senator-elect was supported by a wide array of canvassers and supporters, a groundswell of volunteers who dared to believe and hope.
At 54, General Petraeus has a long Army record and a diverse array of contacts and supporters.
