The phrase "assorted works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of various pieces of work, such as art, literature, or projects, that differ in style or content.
Example: "The gallery features an exhibition of assorted works by local artists, showcasing their diverse talents and creativity."
Alternatives: "various pieces" or "diverse works".
Tomorrow, Nina Lelchuk, a pianist, plays assorted works of Chopin.
The assorted works she has created during this time involve a variety of media.
Manuscript on paper of assorted works by Cicero with additional texts.
It's easy to imagine Mr. McCartney gathering his favorite phrases from assorted works in progress and challenging himself to pull the miscellanies together.
And to Mr. Miller's west, a parade of vendors alternately offered plus-size belts, kebabs, lace wigs, cellphone chargers, and assorted works of Louis Farrakhan.
"An Arbitrary History: River" (2001) is a serpentine, watertight bamboo trough in which one viewer at a time may pilot a rawhide boat past assorted works by Cai.
6 57 A.M. Battery Park is an unsung hero of the city's green spaces with its winding "nature boardwalks" between Piers 26 and 34, a quiet bench area jutting into the Hudson at the end of Pier 40, pile fields emerging from the water like battalions of wooden soldiers, and assorted art works.
While seven seasons is a long life for a cable drama, there remains a wealth of material the series can draw from, with 13 books and assorted shorter works in the "Southern Vampire Mysteries" series by Charlaine Harris.
He has yet to make his assorted divisions work together to produce business for each other in the way that, say, Merrill Lynch's different businesses do.
In contrast the works' assorted patterns and paintings are tightly layered, alluding, it would seem, to postwar modernism's infatuation with flatness.
The rather loose title covers a wildly assorted gathering of works (mostly small) by a starry cast of artists from Goya to Picasso to Lucian Freud.
