The phrase "assortment design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to product selection, marketing, or inventory management, where the arrangement or variety of items is being discussed.
Example: "The assortment design for the new store layout focuses on maximizing customer engagement and showcasing our best-selling products."
Alternatives: "product mix" or "variety planning".
But some innovation is showing up: seasonal varieties filled with raspberry-, stranderry- and cherry-flavored ganache atop fruit preserves; a dark chocolate piece called Madison, filled with a mix of hazelnuts, almonds and caramelized sugar; and a 16-piece assortment designed for New York.
Sporting bright red lipstick, the dancers were clad in motley black assortments, designed (by the choreographer) for maximum awkwardness: waistlines evoking plumbers' behinds, sweat pants tailored at just the wrong height, mock turtlenecks tucked into shorts.
It doesn't have to be from Hot Topic to work- I've found a perfect shade for this look at Target! Look for assortments designed to bring out A green eye-color.
Branching off to the right, an excellent assortment of design and architecture books offers an afternoon's worth of browsing, while the art section on the other side is filled with fabulous rare finds.
It's a confusing assortment, largely designed for "catch-up" viewing, not where you can binge watch a series from start to finish.
Beyond the superficial street facades, Darbyshire has installed a room that resembles the interior of a show house, presenting the offer of a better life with an assortment of aspirational design objects.
Take the Wired Beans collection of Scotch and sake glasses shown at the Japanese pavilion, an elegant assortment of plain design and more elaborate lacquered tumblers that come in a special wooden box and carry a lifetime guarantee: you break it, they'll replace it.
The majority of crew demand is in art and communication design assortment.
MOTIV SDK Expected to be available to application developers in March 2011, the MOTIV SDK provides an assortment of haptic design resources.
The results show that differentiation based on customisation, product assortment and website design are more effective when directed at the experiential shopper.
A diverse assortment of 74 designs has been unveiled for a new bridge across the Thames, to span the river from Nine Elms to Pimlico in southwest London, providing a "distinctive gateway" to this rapidly changing part of the city.
