The phrase "carrying an array of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means someone or something is holding or transporting a variety or collection of items. Example: The food truck arrived, carrying an array of delicious dishes from different parts of the world.
They covered much of the ground on quad bikes hooked up to trailers carrying an array of technologies to detect structures hidden beneath the ground.
An efficient procedure for analyzing in-plane vibrations of flat-sag suspended cables carrying an array of moving oscillators with arbitrarily varying velocities is presented.
So I was surprised to arrive and find a crowd more Duke of Edinburgh Award than Turner prize: throngs of anoraked escapees from the bank holiday rain, carrying an array of sleeping bags and camping mattresses.
A native New Yorker who moved to Nevada in the 1980s, Fiore had made a name for herself with tough talk about putting "a bullet in the head" of rapists and terrorists — and with her "Second Amendment Calendar," which features the 45-year-old blonde wearing tight clothes and carrying an array of guns.
It was carrying an array of sophisticated sensors that will be of great interest to Iran and other countries.
The British ship is carrying an array of useful items for the fight against Ebola - from medicine to three giant cargo helicopters that will be used to reach some of the remoter corners of Sierra Leone.
It carries an array of items including T-shirts, afghans, calendars, magnets, light switches, lamps, bathroom fixtures, even shoe laces.
How do you stay wired on the road? A. I carry an array of small gadgets that would make James Bond proud.
The better restaurants in Tripoli often carry an array of meze-style salads, the highlight of which was usually eggplant dishes.
For long trips to Mars and other planets, astronauts might also carry an array of drug-producing nanorobots that can be injected into the body as needed.
No word has evoked as much passion in recent times as the word "globalization," which carries an array of meanings among different people and disciplines.
