The phrase "assortment of drawing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of drawings, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The gallery featured an assortment of drawing styles, from realistic portraits to abstract designs."
Alternatives: "variety of drawings" or "collection of drawings".
SketchBook Ink joins Autodesk's relatively large assortment of iPad drawing apps.
The enemies are an assortment of creatures drawn from Greek mythology, including centaurs, harpies, chimeras, cyclopes, satyrs, minotaurs, sirens, cerberuses, and Gorgons.
In the first gallery an assortment of illuminated manuscripts — psalters, gospels, epistles and a Bible or two — trace the liberation of drawing from its subservient role in richly colored illuminated texts.
There are scratch-offs from $1-$1-$20s well as an assortment of Cash-4, Draw-5, Match-3 kind of games I never play.
The Old Port is a cute little area with cobblestone streets and an assortment of boutiques and eateries that draw crowds.
A common complaint about the Hellfighters has been that they have an unfair advantage, drawing from an assortment of schools — but from what football background?
In drawing upon an assortment of source material including diaries (like Andy Warhol's and Ronald Reagan's), biographies, interviews and obituaries, Mr. Brown constructs portraits that have all the immediacy of reportage, all the fanciful detail of fiction.
Use an assortment of rectangles and squares to begin drawing the legs and tail.
Reaching "the plenitude of his madness," the soldier in the junkyard draws a wild assortment of wandering souls into his determined pursuit of extinction, to their eventual misfortune.
The parade drew the usual assortment of politicians, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. David A. Paterson, as well as the major-party nominees for governor: former Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican, and New York State's attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, the Democrat.
