The phrase "assortment of charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different charges, such as fees, accusations, or costs associated with a service or situation.
Example: "The invoice included an assortment of charges for various services rendered throughout the month."
Alternatives: "variety of charges" or "collection of charges".
At some point, the two fell out and by 1988, Mr. Thorson was reportedly in a Los Angeles jail for an assortment of charges.
They are among the most serious of the assortment of charges against Mr. Rangel that the panel has been examining for nearly two years.
The warrant was intended to press Japan to extradite the former president so he can stand trial on a wide assortment of charges.
Ms. Nelson, Mr. Millar and at least 10 others of the 55 defendants were arraigned on Friday in Manhattan on an assortment of charges, including grand larceny and identity theft.
Yukos's former chief executive and biggest shareholder, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, is in prison awaiting trial on an assortment of charges that many commentators inside and outside Russia describe as stemming from his opposition to the administration of President Vladimir V. Putin.
An assortment of charges, including drunken driving and assault, have stained State Senator Kevin S. Parker of Brooklyn, Assemblymen Karim Camara of Brooklyn and Adam Clayton Powell IV of Manhattan, and former State Senators Ada L. Smith and John D. Sabini, both of Queens.
Two company well-site supervisors who were aboard the Deepwater Horizon and a former vice president of exploration in the Gulf also face trials on an assortment of criminal charges.
The man, Ronald Kehinde, was outside State Supreme Court in Brooklyn after an appearance in the original case when he was arrested on an assortment of new charges, including second-degree grand larceny, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo said Monday.
Bulger is accused of 19 murders and an assortment of other charges.
And one of the Second Summer of Love's lasting legacies – aside from memories of rival football hooligans dancing together without the night ending in an assortment of GBH charges – are the abundance of record shops around the city.
"Desire Unbound" begins with prescient prewar paintings by Giorgio de Chirico and proceeds through an assortment of sexually charged Dada works to the first of two artistic peaks: radically innovative semi-abstractions by Miró, Jean Arp, and André Masson.
