The phrase "all assortment" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a complete variety or collection of items, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We offer all assortment of products, from electronics to clothing." (This would be better phrased as "a complete assortment of products.")
Alternatives: "a full range" or "a complete selection."
Inside the store is a catch-all assortment of goods: canned goods, cat food, detergent and aspirin.
From watches to glasses, headgear to belts, to all assortments of chips and sensors built into clothes and accessories, this market doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon.
The yasai tendon ($4.60), available year round, is an all-vegetable assortment: shimeji mushrooms, kabocha squash, satsumaimo sweet potato, shishitou green pepper, eggplant and stringbeans.
8.55pm BST Evans* 1-6, 6-3, 2-2 Tomic And we reach 30-all with an assortment of errors from both players.
They feature extravagant pools and splash parks, provide an assortment of all-inclusive restaurants for picky eaters, offer suites with separate children's rooms and, yes, some even put Big Bird on the beach.
They were all tuna, an assortment of longfin, albacore and yellowtail, each of them weighing about 30 pounds -- heavy enough for the men handling them to grunt as they tossed the stiff, gunmetal-blue carcasses into the bed of a black pick-up.
In summary, if space is sufficient to potentially list all items, assortment decisions are only likely to be impacted by the joint shelf-space and reorder planning if items significantly differ in their margin.
What: Pantone Chips Journal #3 Why: The color gurus over at Pantone will release a sketchbook with an all new assortment of hues for those who truly know the difference between lime and chartreuse.
Four new picture books all wisely use an assortment of animal pairs to explore important childhood issues like sharing, overcoming differences and conflict resolution.
Before one rally in October, I recall standing interminably amid a sweaty mass of Miamians who had rushed a press screening line, all cursing in an assortment of languages when their gambit just slowed everything down even more.
