The phrase "assorted kinds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different types or categories of something.
Example: "The store offers assorted kinds of fruits, including apples, oranges, and bananas."
Alternatives: "various types" or "diverse kinds".
Kings, Queens, famous generals, etc. Marc Haas who is the local collector has twenty-five thousassortedssorted kinds from all parts of the world.
He has, a maniacal gleam in his eye, a weird sense of humor, and an unsettling habit of laugh ing as he ticks off the more hideous effects of assorted kinds of pollution.
The down-regulation of three putative to genes in the head and up-regulation in the rest of the body with blood feeding (Additional file 5), further support differential functions of these factors in different parts of the mosquito in response to assorted kind of feeding (sugar versus blood).
3.39pm: Dave Kitson looks to have picked up all kinds of assorted knack at the Britannia Stadium where it is still 0-0.
We're going to be reading a lot of documents and letters and other kinds of assorted items to really give us a sense of the period, and at one point I'm even going to bring in a newspaper from the period so that we can actually look at it and get a sense of how people are getting news of the war at that moment.
For the topping: 1 quart of berries, a single kind or assorted, or a colorful mix of sliced fruit.
Eight or nine armoured divisions, each of about four hundred armoured vehicles of different kinds, but carefully assorted to be complementary and divisible into small self-contained units, cut off all communications between us and the main French armies.
A salad of some kind - cucumbers and assorted lettuces perhaps - is all you would need in addition to the lamb and the gratin of potatoes and cabbage.
Italy's minister of culture hailed the work of Pinin Brambilla and her team at the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie as the "restoration of the century", and there will no doubt be other cries of wonder from assorted experts who favour this kind of aesthetic resuscitation.
For now, victory will provide a kind of exorcism, assorted spectres and shadows and traumas set aside in the moment of shared joy; the deeper, systemic problems with Brazil's wonderfully fecund footballing culture hopefully sharpened rather than camouflaged by the glories on show here.
