The phrase "array that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or list of items that are part of a larger set or group.
Example: "The data structure consists of an array that includes various types of elements, such as integers, strings, and objects."
Alternatives: "collection that contains" or "list that features".
Still, there's much classic technique on display, as is to be expected in an array that includes prints by local virtuosos of line such as Jake Muirhead, Carol Moore and Eve Stockton.
Most car manufacturers joined in early, including Ferrari, which sells branded apparel in New York, Milan and more than 30 other cities, while Porsche sells an array that includes shirts, jackets, sweaters, belts, bags, glasses and watches.
At nearly two hours without an intermission, it tosses in a lot that amounts to very little in a scattershot array that includes a ventriloquist, a rear projection of a roller coaster and a roller-skating woman who has nightmare visions of mass killings.
Lining up at the counter, diners choose five tempting side/appetiser dishes from an array that includes sautéed garlic stalks, marinated papaya, seaweed, potato salad, lotus root or peanuts in soy sauce – and add a main such as crispy chicken, breaded fish or prawn fritters.
A second array can also be incorporated around each point of the inner array that includes variations of uncontrollable parameters.
There's a pin pad for user interaction, so that only the right customer can access the contents stored within, and a top-mounted sensor array that includes LiDAR, optical cameras and radar (other sensors are located around the vehicle to enable its autonomous driving).
Garber, the lawyer, handed Forcelli a photo array that included Martinez, and Forcelli realized that Martinez and Garry, sitting in front of him at the defendant's table, were look-alikes.
Also appearing is the rape victim, who identified Mr. Cole as her attacker after being given a photo array that included a color snapshot of him, along with five black-and-white mug shots.
In various shades of red, blue and green, these water pipes, used to smoke flavored tobacco, were the most vivid sign of the shop's Middle Eastern culture, presented among an eye-catching array that included intricate wooden trays, imported chocolates and delicate cups and saucers for Arabic coffee.
They flew to St. Thomas and showed his mother a photo array that included the imposter and her son.
