The phrase "a bizarre mix of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of elements that are unusual or unexpected.
Example: "The movie was a bizarre mix of horror, comedy, and romance that left the audience both confused and entertained."
Alternatives: "an odd combination of" or "a strange blend of".
The ring of fame honoring the club's history on a strip of stadium concrete has to be one of the most confused and confusing in sports—a bizarre mix of Expos, Senators, and random names.
He has a bizarre mix of clientele.
He owns a bizarre mix of paintings, everything from a Gustave Klimt to a Jackson Pollock.
A bizarre mix of modern melodrama and science fiction, "L'Inhumaine" was a critical and commercial flop.
4.05pm: The Isner-Mahut battle is a bizarre mix of the gripping and the deadly dull.
For two decades and more, she appeared to be a bizarre mix of talent, principle, integrity and misjudgment.
Boasting the tragicomic title My Teenage Dream Ended, and released as an accompaniment to her premature autobiography, this is a truly bizarre mix of generic Guetta-pop beats, those dubstep drilling sounds that feature heavily on Ministry Of Sound brostep compilations, and Abraham's abrasive AutoTuned vocals".
"I'm a very bizarre mix of variables," he went on.
The DVD's for "Mr. Show," the late, lamented comedy show, feature a deliberately bizarre mix of background information and inside jokes.
The unveiling in São Paulo of Brazilian presidential candidate Marina Silva's platform for government on Friday was a sometimes bizarre mix of tradition and modernity, conservatism and radicalism, doubt and hope: but for many of those present, it highlighted the very real prospect of an environmentalist taking the reins of a major country.
This bizarre mix of the rational and the horrific has a good title: "Young Men With Revolution on Their Mind".
