The phrase "an assortment of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a variety of different circumstances or factors that may be present in a situation.
Example: "The study examined an assortment of conditions that could affect the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a variety of conditions" or "a range of conditions".
The results show that plotting the local composition as a function of the mixture fraction adequately collapses hundreds of species measurements from an assortment of compartment conditions with varying heat release rates and spatial locations into a few coherent lines or bands.
According to Arvigo, Maya Abdominal Massage can be used to address some gynecological problems, especially infertility and prolapsed uterus, and it can also be used to treat gastrointestinal problems along with an assortment of other conditions.
A diverse assortment of conditions in cardiology, atherosclerosis, ophthalmology, neuroscience could in principle be treated with PDT.
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The first step in buying a home is, of course, to find an assortment of homes that you're interested in, based on their location, condition, size, etc.
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The CUAPS apparatus allows the effective curing of CPB samples subjected to an assortment of vertical pressure applications (curing under stresses) that can mimic in situ placement and consolidation conditions.
(Jay Russell plays an assortment of other roles).
And he played an assortment of positions.
The figures are made from an assortment of species.
