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The phrase "assorted from" is not commonly used in standard written English. It is unclear what meaning it is meant to convey. It is possible that it was intended to mean "chosen from a variety of options," in which case a better phrase would be "selected from" or "chosen from." For example: "The gifts were assorted from a wide range of options." This could be rephrased as, "The gifts were selected from a wide range of options."
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Growth temperature was varied from 500 to 600°C and Ge monolayer (ML) thickness was assorted from 6 to 20 ML.
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