"the extraordinary array of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large or impressive variety of things or options. Example: "The restaurant offered an extraordinary array of dishes, from traditional Italian cuisine to exotic Thai delicacies."
In an ironic turn of events, out of the extraordinary array of 143 bovid species, only one sheep, one goat, and three bovine species have been domesticated.
The question I have about all this is how did we get to this place where people don't like much of the extraordinary array of vegetables that are grown in the UK?
The Australian Art Orchestra and Ensemble Offspring are joining up to present Exit Ceremonies, an immersive work that showcases the extraordinary array of sonic effects that can be achieved with large pipe organs.
A few glasses of orange-peel-scented grog and you start to appreciate the work that goes into those little gingerbread houses with their snowy roofs and tiles made out of sweeties; the heart-shaped cookies and oranges stuffed with cloves; the extraordinary array of glass baubles and musical boxes.
"Our campus was in great need of a central, large space that was flexible enough to accommodate the extraordinary array of events produced in this very active community," explained Harris Schwartz, Executive Director of Lerner Hall, "And at last, the Roone Arledge Auditorium provides this". The hallmark of the space is its versatility.
Jackson stood prominently as one of the most impressive of the extraordinary array of talent surrounding Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
We would all be hooked on Tibor.com, where we would find combined access to the most extraordinary array of images and the most dazzling written insights into the visual apparatus.
Before Alvin's crew saw the vents' extraordinary array of animals thriving in the mineral-rich, hot waters gushing up through cracks in the rock, everyone assumed all the deepest places in the oceans would be like deserts - there would be little or no life.
Kyoto also has the most extraordinary array of Buddhist temples and gardens to be seen anywhere in the world, but they must be sought out and are mostly to be found on the city's perimeter.
Are you interested in seeing the most extraordinary array of animals and birds up close?
Richard A. Posner, a federal judge on the Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, a senior lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School and the author of an extraordinary array of books on law and society, has written a powerful defense of the ruling in "Breaking the Deadlock," to be published in September and available this month as an e-book at Barnesandnoble.com and Amazon.com.
