The phrase "assorted shapes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different shapes, often in contexts related to art, design, or objects that come in multiple forms.
Example: "The artist created a stunning sculpture using assorted shapes to convey movement and fluidity."
Alternatives: "various shapes" or "diverse shapes".
Chop the vegetables into thin slices in assorted shapes and then arrange them into a blooming garden on a large plate, as bit as possible.
Death looms in assorted shapes, sizes and colors in the American theater this week, from slices of musical whimsy to stark dramas that are, well, dead serious.
Great stocking stuffers are the 1-inch-deep metal cookie cutters (in assorted shapes) filled with chocolates and decorated with ribbon for $5 to $6.50, depending on the cookie cutter shape.
THE 4-MILE LUNCH THEY descend on busy Marcus Avenue in Lake Success every weekday, starting at 11 45 A.M. In various abbreviated outfits and assorted shapes and sizes, the jogging men and women of the Sperry Corporation are on the move.
Then come the decorations: a little gem lettuce, which just has to be broken up into individual leaves, and thin slices of courgette, carrot and beetroot, which Flo stamps into assorted shapes with the smallest pastry cutters we can find, stuffing as many as she can into her mouth along the way.
Diwali snacks, made from chickpeas, rice, lentil and several other varieties of flours, are seasoned with different combination of spices, sesame seeds, fresh fenugreek leaves or coconut, pummelled into assorted shapes and usually deep-fried – though nowadays both mithai and snacks are available in low-fat, low-sugar and baked versions.
Vibrators and dildos, in assorted shades and shapes, are the first products you see on entering, and most look just like, well, vibrators and dildos.
There are assorted sizes, shapes, design elements and fonts.
Celosia comes in assorted colors, shapes, and sizes.
These finely finished wooden brushes from Italy have natural bristles and come in assorted animal shapes.
The furniture doubles as pegboards, with trees, birds and assorted other shapes that can be stuck onto the designs by Efthymios Warlamis, a Vienna architect.
