The phrase "assorted by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has been grouped or organized in a particular way. Example: The fruit platter was thoughtfully assorted by color, with ripe red strawberries, bright orange slices, and sweet yellow bananas.
The sequential events lead to the situation that one of the manifolds absorbs electrons and changes whereas the repel is assorted by the another.
This scheme can be implemented as follows: the best-effort services are assorted by different categories first, and then be divided into hot traffics and non-hot traffics based on a certain user number threshold.
The recognized objects are then assorted by a built up, computer controlled electro-pneumatic robot manipulator with four degrees of freedom and a suction-gripper as the end-effector, which is controlled by a PIC to carry out the objects via a predefined trajectory to designated locations.
Then there is one of the most chilling art exhibits this writer has ever encountered, that by Jenny Holzer, whose Lustmord series, named from a German word meaning murder as a sexual proclivity, consists of no more than two table tops overlain with bones assorted by anatomical classification, some with silver bands engraved with accounts of women raped, tortured and murdered in Bosnia.
On the other hand if associations are similar for both parents and not assorted by gender than whole family based interventions are likely to be more appropriate.
Finally, a t = 0 would indicate that players were not assorted by choice in t.
Even in more routine circumstances, the non-state segment of the healthcare market is characterised by its diversity, caused by assorted investments by charities, NGOs, donors, local entrepreneurs, politicians and the diaspora.
Today, the volunteers can barely walk through the garage: it is cluttered with ladders, plastic buckets, a broken street sign, a rusty bicycle, piles of insulation, assorted two-by-fours and other random junk.
That led to much consternation afterward, assorted investigations by the English authorities and a decision by West Ham to bar one fan believed to have been involved in the provocations.
Those under consideration will be vetted from assorted disciplines by Dr. Billington and an advisory council of scholars led by his deputy at the library, Dr. Prosser Gifford.
Classic 1965 recording by Sir John Barbirolli and the LSO on EMI, coupled with assorted meanderings by Delius.
