The phrase "assortment of children" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of children, often in contexts like education, events, or activities involving multiple children.
Example: "The summer camp offered an assortment of children from different backgrounds, making it a vibrant and diverse environment."
Alternatives: "variety of children" or "collection of children".
An assortment of children aged three to seven, their parents and more than a few childless adults, we are dressed in sandals and sundresses and shorts.
The pick-and-mix kits designed at the request of a large retail customer, but not yet on sale include two father-figures, two mother-figures and an assortment of children and pets, says Brenda Sellers, the firm's president.
The soldiers who arrived outside the home of Ghalia Abu Radwan, her octogenarian parents, blind siblings and assortment of children in Khan Yunis in the middle of the night showed no love, and, if they were embarrassed, there was no way to know it because they were hidden behind the armour of their bulldozers and tanks.
And a motley assortment of children's book characters smile suspiciously like Mr. Pinkney, their creator and illustrator.
It sells clothing and footwear for newborns through teenagers, stocking an impressive assortment of children's shoes, including Nikes, with a variety of Jordans, and a newly released Converse clothing and accessories line.
Apple said Tuesday that it was set to make a major push into illustrated books on Wednesday, introducing more than 100 titles to its iBookstore, an assortment of children's books, photography books and cookbooks.
She makes coffee and checks her to-do list, a motley assortment of child-care and domestic tasks punctuated by the word — more a plea than an imperative — blog.
Every Sunday in my childhood, my parents, brother and whatever assortment of foster children were living with us at the time, would sit down in the middle of the afternoon to enjoy a proper roast dinner.
Michael Wilson's popular and enthusiastically reviewed adaptation of Charles Dickens's classic story still has flying spirits all dressed in ghostly white, a Victorian housekeeper played by a man in drag and an assortment of local children in the cast.
In "The Magic Circus (Beth)," a wall-eyed waif with limp red hair and a head disproportionate to her body stands like a jack-in-the-box in a cubicle marked "Meat Show," ringmaster of a bewildering assortment of other children, toys, bunnies, birds, balloons, insects, sea creatures and a statuette of Jesus in a free-for-all extravaganza.
Union officials said their main contract goals included getting improved child care and an assortment of services for children 6 to 18. "If we can help the parents with their concerns, they will be better in the workplace," said Ron Gettelfinger, the U.A.W. vice president in charge of the Ford division.
