The phrase "array of techniques that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a variety or a diverse set of techniques that are related to a specific topic. Example: The cookbook had an impressive array of techniques that allowed even amateur cooks to create gourmet dishes.
Frustrated New Yorkers and other victims will have to rely on an array of techniques that can often be costly, cumbersome, time-consuming — and only partially effective.
Regarding this expanded version – which can now be performed over a span of "hours" – Young says that "Ben Neill and Charles Curtis have developed quite an array of techniques that generate the music".
"Deliberate large-scale engineering to reduce or offset climate change driven by greenhouse gases... comprises an array of techniques that can broadly be divided into two very different approaches: carbon dioxide removal and solar radiation management (SRM)," they said.
Researchers have touted nanotechnology--an array of techniques that allow the manipulation of matter at the atomic scale--as the next big thing, producing everything from better materials to tiny robots.
Past work has led to an array of techniques that not only have provided a means of efficiently using available irradiation volumes but have also led to improving insights and understanding of the role of specimen size in deformation and fracture phenomena.
It is amenable to a wide array of laboratory techniques that allow researchers to study a variety of basic cell biology processes (Collins and Gorovsky, 2005).
With the advent of array techniques that examine greater proportions of the genome, including high-density microarrays and next generation sequencing based DNA methylation analyses, the functional roles of IGM are becoming more apparent [ 27] and are linked to gene expression [ 17, 18, 28].
The ENCODE project was a large-scale community effort that sought to analyze 1% (30 Mb) of the human genome, through an array of experimental techniques that studied in detail the functions of selected DNA regions [ 13].
The conditions forced him to learn an array of surgical techniques that in London would all have been carried out by different specialists.
The revolution extends to students and young researchers, who have at their disposal not only a new understanding of the foundation of life, but an array of equipment and techniques that didn't exist not long ago.
The earliest marine turtles are thought to have shown up during the Jurassic period and survived the global extinction because they developed a wide array of adaptive survival techniques that "allow them to survive bad times," Walter Joyce of the University of Tubingen's Institute for Earth Sciences told Discovery News.
