The phrase "a chaotic patchwork of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, system, or collection that is disorganized or lacks coherence, often made up of various disparate elements.
Example: "The report presented a chaotic patchwork of data that made it difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "a disordered mix of" or "an unstructured collection of".
Furlough days made the university's schedule a chaotic patchwork of canceled lectures and shortened office hours.
For the rest, there was a chaotic patchwork of private and state-funded schools.
Mr Powell countered that devolving this decision to the states would produce a chaotic patchwork of state-by-state rules and a deluge of lawsuits, adding to uncertainty and hitting investment.
With the end of Ceausescu's rule, agricultural land was returned to its original owners and a "chaotic patchwork" of housing plots began to sprawl outward from the cities with little regard for planning or environmental protection.
But it allowed cities and counties to set the rules for marijuana sales and taxes, and opponents seized on that uncertainty to predict a chaotic patchwork of regulations.
The 90-minute show, which opened Thursday at Montclair State University's Alexander Kasser Theater, is a sprawling, chaotic patchwork of cultures, stories and dance forms.
Skyhook uses the chaotic patchwork of the world's Wi-Fi networks, as well as cell towers, as the basis for a location lookup service that is built into every iPhone, making it easier to pull up a map or find Chinese food nearby.
From computers and cameras in his small chaotic office – under a patchwork of posters including one of a tiny aborted foetus on the end of a finger and another of a large photograph manipulated to look as if it were taken from inside one of the twin towers as a plane headed toward it on 9/11 with the words: "Wake up call from the Lord" – Horsley puts out a barrage of propaganda.
In Sierra Leone, a chaotic assemblage of rebel and pro-government forces has turned the nation into a patchwork of armed fiefs competing for the country's diamond riches.
As a result, South Louisiana has become a patchwork of open water and remnant wetlands.
It was an odd patchwork of a program.
