The phrase "assorted across" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in certain contexts.
It can be used when describing items or elements that are distributed or varied throughout a particular area or group.
Example: "The colors of the flowers were assorted across the garden, creating a vibrant display."
Alternatives: "spread throughout" or "distributed among".
Having seen team ParalympicsGB arrive mob-handed for the evening's entertainment, with 15 swimmers contesting assorted finals across the board, a capacity partisan crowd did not have to wait long to roar a favourite on to the podium.
Duchamp one of the show's sponsors, gave it a Dada touch by stretching a full mile of string back & forth, up & down, & at assorted angles across the mansion's ballroom, in such a way that a spectator was likely to be enmeshed.
As Britain and assorted countries across the globe, not to mention an estimated two billion television viewers, prepared for the Live8 concerts and G8 summit protests yesterday, a rush on videotapes and the suspension of parliamentarians were among the less predictable outcomes.
The England captain has the Rugby League World Cup in his sights, as the cream of the sport comes to assorted venues across England, Ireland, Wales and France.
Skeptics warn that Tehran may use the funds to arm or aid its allies, including Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Lebanon's Hezbollah, Palestinian Hamas, Yemen's Houthis, or assorted Shiite militias across the region.
Even a fake MetroCard — nearly identical in color scheme and shape, but labeled "Middle Earth Card" — has found its way onto the rails, strewed by Mr. Puck across assorted corners of the system.
Shaun White's Snowboarding: World Stage, a sequel to last year's World Tour, introduces me to snowboarding, which incredibly is done for fun by assorted bodacious dudes across the globe.
An experimental apparatus has been designed and built and experimental investigations have been carried out across assorted adsorption temperatures that are useful to the operation of adsorption chillers.
The same is true for the multitude of county commissioners, mayors and assorted other leaders across the nation.
The story of American English is one of eternal rises and falls in reputation, and Bailey, the author of several books on English, traces our assorted ways of speaking across the country, concentrating on a different area for each 50-year period, starting in Chesapeake Bay and ending in Los Angeles.
