The phrase "assortment of consumer" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun to clarify what is being referred to, such as "assortment of consumer products" or "assortment of consumer goods."
Example: "The store offers a wide assortment of consumer products to meet various needs."
Alternatives: "variety of consumer items" or "range of consumer products."
Berkshire's main business is insurance, but it also owns stakes in blue-chip companies and an assortment of consumer businesses, like See's Candies.
During the past year, an assortment of consumer advocates and senior citizen groups across the country have criticized some P.B.M.'s for secretly accepting rebates from pharmaceutical manufacturers in exchange for promoting the use of certain medications.
Shazam: he knew that he not only had his name, he also had a nearly limitless assortment of consumer hooks.
The firm's current portfolio includes a range of technology companies, though you probably haven't heard of any of them, as well as a motley assortment of consumer goods businesses, real estate groups and healthcare services, with a few energy companies thrown into the mix.
When AT&T announced its acquisition of Time Warner, the telecommunications company described plans to marry its voluminous subscriber data with Time Warner's millions of viewers to sell targeted advertising, which fetches higher rates than ads that reach a generic assortment of consumers.
From China, a vast assortment of cheap consumer goods for local markets comes down the road, particularly to Lashio.
"Don't underestimate the power of a brand name to achieve things on its own for you". Lexicon, based near San Francisco in California, has helped name an assortment of well-known consumer brands, including Pentium for chipmaker Intel, PowerBook for Apple, and Dasani for Coca-Cola.
The Media-Saturn segment offers assortment of brand products in consumer electronics retailing.
Past research presents contrasting views regarding the effect of assortment size on consumer decision making.
At the same time, supermarkets are pruning the assortment of goods on shelves and consumers are shifting from name brands to supermarkets' own-label nosh.Factories producing packaged food are operating well below capacity, notes Thilo Wrede of Jefferies, a stockbroker.
For example, they will rely on Alibaba's data-heavy approach, using the past four years of consumer data gleaned on Tmall to determine product assortment and influence operations.
