The phrase "array of winners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or impressive group of individuals who have achieved success or victory in a particular context.
Example: "The competition showcased an array of winners, each with their unique talents and accomplishments."
Alternatives: "variety of champions" or "collection of victors."
Outside bets The more speculative gamblers amongst us could have some fun here, such is the array of potential winners.
Querrey responded with a consistent array of crosscourt winners to control play the rest of the way.
Ninth-seeded Agassi, winner of seven Grand Slam titles, looked at ease in his first European clay-court match of the season, displaying his usual array of baseline winners and passing shots.
That emasculating array of lethal winners — baseline passing shots, aces, lobs, drop shots — reduced López, finally, to laughing at the brilliance with which Roger was choking the life out of him.
Cilic sealed it with one of the best serves in the game, a punishing two-fisted backhand that steadily dismantled Nishikori's defensive game, as well as a delightful array of forehand winners.
Equally sobering for Formula One purists is this: what the critics have demanded is exactly what has been delivered for years by Nascar, a form of racing criticized by enthusiasts of Formula One as being crude in its technology and its driver skills: lap-by-lap lead changes, an array of potential winners in every race, and, as often as not, a heart-thumping dash all the way to the checkered flag.
On the other hand, the easing of sanctions on Iran will create a whole array of other winners including the IRGC, office of the Supreme Leader, and the Quds force (elite branch of IRGC which operates in extraterritorial landscapes).
The array of past Tucker winners and friends includes two for whom this event represents a rare Lincoln Center appearance, in the absence of Metropolitan Opera contract: Aprile Millo and Salvatore Licitra.
11.28am GMT Fourth set: Berdych 3-6, 7-6, 6-7, 2-2 Wawrinka*denotesteserverer): Wawrinka has so much talent and entertains the crowd with an array of drop-shots and forehand winners in this game, holding to love.
He wrote the foreword for the book, a collection of essays from an array of economists, including five Nobel Prize winners, and he proposes a national goal of expanding the economy by 4 percent a year on a sustained basis.
The American also hit 27 winners, an intimidating array of shots for such a brief match.
