The phrase "assorted ways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various methods or approaches to achieve something.
Example: "The project can be completed in assorted ways, depending on the resources available."
Alternatives: "various methods" or "different approaches".
The story of American English is one of eternal rises and falls in reputation, and Bailey, the author of several books on English, traces our assorted ways of speaking across the country, concentrating on a different area for each 50-year period, starting in Chesapeake Bay and ending in Los Angeles.
Mr. Foley finds assorted ways to lend plausibility to the tale, like expanding the aquatic ape theory, which postulates that human evolution was influenced by a shore-dwelling phase; in this film's version, one branch of our ancestors actually took the plunge, as it were, and began living in the sea.
It's also useful if we can hold on to a pupu-like image of all the assorted ways we might engage in self-care.
The assorted developers had various ways of trying to secure people's money.
Debenhams A beautiful woman in a red coat heads home to a picturesque English village for Christmas, gaze fixed to "wondrous" and passing assorted fashion designers on the way.
Something strange and possibly supernatural is rampaging through the woods around the Elliot compound, selecting its victims at random and destroying them in assorted awful ways.
This cult classic still chills, with Jane finding assorted inventive ways to torture Blanche (some of the best fun she ever had on a set, crowed Davis privately).
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Along the way, assorted characters, incidents and an 's' ("Starcatchers" to "Starcatcher") were dropped from the children's novel.
Before dinner, which was held in the Temple of Dendur (redecorated with plexiglass crystals protruding from the water, surely just the way they do on Krypton), the assorted guests made their way through the exhibition to a cocktail hour in the Petrie Court.
As Emin swaggered his way through assorted hits, including covers of "Unchained Melody" and "My Way", women offered up bunches of flowers, held up banners professing their adoration and begged him for autographs (he obliged, writing on their hands), while their boyfriends looked on.
