The phrase "array offered by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a selection or range of items or services provided by a particular source or entity.
Example: "The array offered by the new software platform includes various tools for data analysis and visualization."
Alternatives: "selection provided by" or "range available from".
In situ synthesized oligonucleotide arrays offered by Affymetrix are part of a turn-key system that includes both the DNA microarray platform and the corresponding bioinformatic tools.
She is asking government accountants to investigate whether the vast array of reliefs offered by the taxman are being misused.
And on the other side, there is an array of services offered by the Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation.
To the wide array of programs offered by evangelical megachurches like Westside, the group adds what Ms. Renaud says is something long overdue.
While many people are becoming disorientated by the complexity of their lives and by the overwhelming array of choices offered by our consumer society, Thay's retreats offer a profoundly simple alternative.
I was born into the European Union, but the strong connection I have with it is a result of the academic and professional choices I have made throughout my life, predominantly due to the array of opportunities offered by the EU to UK students like me.
"Just as we have recognized how critical it is to demystify technology and to increase workers' comfort and familiarity with the new tools required for their success, so should we work to educate consumers on evaluating the broad array of products offered by financial service providers and to empower them to make the choices that contribute to their overall well-being," Mr. Greenspan said.
"Just as we have recognized how critical it is to demystify technology and to increase workers' comfort and familiarity with the new tools required for their success," he said, "so should we work to educate consumers on evaluating the broad array of products offered by financial service providers and to empower them to make the choices that contribute to their overall well-being".
Traditionally, members of Congress and all federal employees have been able to choose their private health insurance coverage from a wide array of policies offered by private health insurance on a federal health insurance exchange, the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, operated by the Office of Personnel Management of the executive branch.
For years now, big corporations and those with financial stakes in their Web presence have employed handlers to edit their online reputation -- often as part of the array of services offered by a large public relations firm, lawyers or image consultants.
