The phrase "assorted resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different materials or tools that are gathered together for a specific purpose.
Example: "The library offers assorted resources for students, including books, articles, and online databases."
Alternatives: "various resources" or "diverse materials".
In PA-SHWMP, the user privacy information is divided into different categories according to the security requirements, which are diverse for different information to be transmitted under various circumstances, or with assorted available resources.
The targeted transition towards an electricity system with low or even negative greenhouse gas emissions affords a chance to address other environmental concerns as well, but may potentially have to adjust to the limited availability of assorted non-fossil resources.
While the primary focus of the VxO projects is on satellite data, the IUGONET has made a systematic effort to acquire data resources from assorted ground-based instrumentation, including the digitization of analog data stored on paper and magnetic tapes.
Other issues to be addressed are related to the heterogeneous resource mashups, i.e., how to orchestrate assorted sensing, actuation, computing, storage resources of volunteer-based sensing Clouds with those of existing public/private computing and storage Clouds.
Designing a realistic coverage protocol for RSU deployment in vehicular networks presents a challenge due to different service area, assorted mobility patterns, and resource constraints.
These data were retrieved from AMADEUS [38] and OregAnno [39] resources and from assorted literature sources.
The fish (and assorted oceanic mammals), in other words, far outnumbered my linguistic resources.
Being almost entirely privately funded, My Friend's Place avoided so much of the bureaucratic bullshit and assorted red tape that previously blocked my access to community resources.
And they think Mr. Powell has downgraded the top cabinet post into a human resources job, making nicey-nice with the U.N. and assorted bad guys instead of pursuing the neocon blueprint for world domination through what James Woolsey calls World War IV (World War III being the cold war).
But it's time that coupledom stopped being touted as the best option, an idea reinforced not just by state approval and resource allocation, but also by religion, the market, popular culture, assorted therapists and our own anxieties.
