The phrase "assorted places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of different locations or areas without specifying each one.
Example: "The items were collected from assorted places around the city, showcasing the diversity of the local culture."
Alternatives: "various locations" or "different spots".
Ropes and signs have gone up in assorted places because of the bird.
Camila Batmanghelidjh, founder and director, Kids Company Assorted places We work with very disturbed children who have a lot of violence in their backgrounds, so we like to take them away for a proper holiday.
CREATE A STEINBRENNER CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISION NETWORK AT SELECTED METROPOLITAN AREA OUTLETS Assuming this Cablevision freeze-out extends into summer, partner up with theaters or other assorted places in high-density Cablevision areas to broadcast games for an insignificant fee, providing promotional incentives like standard Stadium giveaways.
Murals at a Burlington County marina and assorted other places.
That's what we were thinking about as we sat in assorted public places on an 80-degree evening taking turns wearing a pair of purple earmuffs and a ridiculous knit cap made to look like a kitten's head.
As the often-perplexed father of two girls, Ella and Sylvia, who took sports as second nature, I have been smitten with everything they have done on the court, the field, the track, the pool and assorted other places.
It was widely suspected -- more than that, perhaps, but British libel laws are severe -- that a network of Lucan's aristocratic buddies not only helped him to assorted hiding places around the world (disguises, false papers, plastic surgery) but also found ways to get money to him.
Finished in 1878, the Hall's main auditorium seats 3500 people, and also includes a 20,000-square-foot ballroom, used for both performances and meetings, as well as assorted other gathering places. .
ON nearly every dessert menu, sorbets are listed in the very same way, in the very same place: "assorted sorbets," at the bottom, as if they were an afterthought or a compromise for diners who don't want to commit to a whole dessert.
Pour any tart filling over the crust, and place assorted fruits on top.
He and a partner have a 21-storey office block in Boston, assorted buildings on the Place Vendôme in Paris, bits and pieces on Oxford Street, London, and in LA.
