The phrase "as an assortment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of items or elements grouped together.
Example: "The store offers various fruits as an assortment, including apples, oranges, and bananas."
Alternatives: "as a variety" or "as a collection".
In the late nineteenth century, Bram Stoker presented Dracula as an assortment of diary entries, newspaper clippings and letters.
As she put it, "You start to see yourself and others in very narrow terms as an assortment of checkboxes and labels".
I ordered à la carte, and there's also a $25 three-course menu that is good value, as well as an assortment of tasting menus.
Dave is joined for the judging process by restaurateur and Saturday Kitchen regular Glynn Purnell, as well as an assortment of historic runners-up.
In the opening pages of "Freedom," this dynamic seems even more exaggerated, as we are introduced to members of the Berglund family as an assortment of disagreeable caricatures, who perplex and perturb their neighbors in St . Paul
Once summoned, the company's merchants, designers, and planners, as well as an assortment of personal shoppers and store managers from around the region, packed into a showroom on the eleventh floor at J. Crew headquarters.
Available in 11-1/2-inch 11-1/2-inch 11-1/2-inchorerlap for continuous coverage as well as in an assortment of fabrics in the latest colors, textures and patterns.
"The restaurants that have tried didn't have as broad an assortment as the grocery stores.
Quality of life is as much an assortment of happy frivolities as it is the bare essentials of survival.
The seafood chowder ($10) is briny and delicious, as is an assortment of turf (including steak in a Cognac cream sauce, $29) and surf (organic salmon, $34).
Over the years, Jimmy Carter, the elder President Bush and Gerald R. Ford have stopped in for round-table chats as have an assortment of first ladies, foreign presidents and cabinet members.
