The phrase "an endless assortment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vast and varied collection of items or options available in a particular context.
Example: "The store offers an endless assortment of books, catering to every taste and interest."
Alternatives: "a limitless variety" or "a boundless selection".
Or maybe the justices want to spare other courts the need to keep reviewing and declaring unconstitutional an endless assortment of violent-video bans.
Of course, his movies placed him in an endless assortment of last-resort situations, but his creed in many ways made him more than just an action hero.
Before she was widowed and moved to Brownsville, Mamá Concha had spent her life on isolated Mexican ranches, and she had an endless assortment of ranch stories with which to entertain me.
OUT TO BRUNCH If the sun is shining, everybody heads to Poetto Beach (16), within easy reach of the city centre, and fringed by an endless assortment of restaurants, refreshment stands and cafés.
Despite the current unemployment numbers, this can-do doll has managed to hold down an endless assortment of jobs, from SeaWorld Trainer to Presidential Candidate and TV Chef (amazon.com; $21.95, $38.99, $59.98).
Somehow Mr. Beeson, with his breezy Midwestern friendliness and natty collegiate persona topped off by a buzz-cut hair style and an endless assortment of bow ties, never quite fitted the picture of what an agenda-driven university composition teacher ought to look like.
What greeted us, was an amazing sight of some airborne balloons, others still on the ground, birds flying level with us, and an almost endless assortment of temples on the ground before us.
THE relationship between tenants and landlords can be fuel for a seemingly endless assortment of disputes, many of which end up in court.
The fact that Outsports could still seem so distinctive a couple of decades into the age of the Internet — with its endless assortment of blogs, Web sites, chat groups and more — says something about the enduring taboo of being a gay athlete.
Argentine bank withdrawals are accelerating, industrial production and consumer sales are slipping, and two labor confederations are planning a general strike on Thursday to protest the newest of Mr. Cavallo's seemingly endless assortment of economic fixes.
The audience laughed and cheered, and looking around at the top shelf open bar, the three types of smoked salmon, and endless assortment of delectables and delicacies, one could understand why: in a sense, they had won.
