The phrase "array of zones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of distinct areas or regions, often in contexts related to geography, technology, or organization.
Example: "The city is divided into an array of zones, each designated for different purposes such as residential, commercial, and industrial use."
Alternatives: "variety of areas" or "collection of regions".
The mammalian cerebellum is composed of a highly reproducible array of transverse zones, each of which is subdivided into parasagittal stripes.
We have recently modeled crack nucleation in a 2D strip electrode as localization of a periodic array of cohesive zones subject to diffusion induced stresses in an initially crack-free thin strip under galvanostatic solute insertion and extraction.
The increased coercive field in M1 can be associated to the effect of shape anisotropy, which is more intense in an array of implanted zones compared to a continuum implanted layer.
These devices emit light in a pixilated fashion onto the skin, producing an array of microthermal zones in the dermis.
Extant mustelids display extensive ecomorphological diversity, with different lineages having evolved into an array of adaptive zones, from fossorial badgers to semi-aquatic otters.
By employing an array of spike initiation zones, our model allows zone resetting upon action potential firing, consistent with that observed for SAI afferents and other myelinated somatosensory afferents (Adrian and Zotterman, 1926a; Horch et al., 1974).
Plus the processing power it throws at its 'Local Dimming Ultra' system lets it analyse the light needs of each zone within the context of an unprecedentedly wide array of neighbouring light zones, so that the TV can calculate the optimal light level for each individual light zone more accurately.
The adult cerebellar cortex is comprised of reproducible arrays of transverse zones and parasagittal stripes of Purkinje cells.
An array of four vadose zone-monitoring systems implemented in four different slanted boreholes drilled in different orientations into a deep vadose zone sandy formation (20 m × 20 m × 20 m) enabled continuous monitoring of water content at selected depths and locations across the entire vadose zone under a Mediterranean climate.
Jaszczak, RJ, Moore, FE, and Whitehead, FR. "Use of an array of three off axis zone plates for large field of view gamma ray imaging". Proc.Soc.Photo Opt.Instr.Engin.
