The phrase "assorted programs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different programs or activities that are grouped together.
Example: "The conference will feature assorted programs, including workshops, panel discussions, and networking events."
Alternatives: "various programs" or "diverse programs".
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Items such as BearCats are deemed "necessary tools" to quality for federal grants (just cite disaster response or crime fighting to ensure they are covered by assorted programs) while federal law says that money from drug seizures can't be spent on worn-out patrol cars and departmental operating costs, so big-ticket and otherwise cost-prohibitive items become no-brainers.
Learn about the assorted programs and applications that you will be using.
Its Elizabethan theatre, modeled after the innyard theatres popular in Shakespeare's day, hosts performances of Shakespeare's plays as well as concerts, lectures, films, and assorted family programs.
The cities seek billions of dollars for sea walls and assorted abatement programs.
As for the cable television program "Judge Pirro Reports," Mrs. Uben and another witness, Sunny McLean, testified that Mr. Pirro -- the program's executive producer -- had paid for production costs, videotapes and assorted other program expenses with checks from one of his companies, AJP Management Group.
Diller has been busy acquiring assorted media programming and distribution assets.
Certainly that happened in my outings in assorted participatory research programs in the Hudson Valley.
Among my roles, I am actively recruiting bloggers to join the communities, approving which incoming feed posts are of a par to share with the community at-large, and assorted front-end programming.
From there, he moved to counterintelligence at FBI headquarters in Washington, supervising various counterterrorism, cyberintelligence and counterintelligence programs in assorted offices before taking over as the special agent in charge in Baltimore in 2016.
Even as homeless veterans became a major national problem, the charities run under the auspices of the military services spent only $59 million on assorted educational and financial programs in 2005 while sitting on more than $600 million in combined balances.
