The phrase "assortment of fine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of high-quality items or products, often in a retail or culinary context.
Example: "The shop offers an assortment of fine wines from around the world, perfect for any occasion."
Alternatives: "selection of premium" or "variety of exquisite".
One of the highlights of the exhibition is an assortment of fine raffia mats and pillowcases, which found their way into European collections through trade and as gifts.
In the crucial state of Pennsylvania, twenty thousand litres of vodka, gin, tequila, and an assortment of fine whiskeys are already being distributed to Republican Party offices.
The alcohol collection of Mr. Madoff, who is serving 150 years in prison for running an enormous Ponzi scheme, went on sale on Wednesday, courtesy of the United States Marshal Service, which confiscated his assortment of fine wines and liquor oddities from his former New York homes.
Weather permitting, guests can sit at tables at the top of sloping gardens and lawns that only the river far below appears to stop, enjoying a drink or perhaps a slice from a terrine of silky foie gras, salmon mousse, or an assortment of fine cheeses.
Founded in 1832, Winsor & Newton Ltd. has always been one of the main art materials suppliers in the world, manufacturing a wide assortment of fine art products such as oils, alkyds, watercolors, acrylics, pastels, brushes, canvases and papers.
In the U.S., thanks more to congressional and federal investigators than to the U.N. inquiry, a parade of private players faced prosecutions, resulting in an assortment of fines, plea bargains, convictions and jail time.
Also, the CFTC has wide authority to write new rules governing evasion and it can levy an assortment of fines and penalties on those who purposely don't comply with the law.
There are a couple of Rubenses in a rooming house in New Rochelle, Monets in a Greenwich Village apartment, they are owned by James Butler; a particularly fine fine Tintoretto, along with an assortment of other fine canvases in a two-room walkup apartment in the 50's.
A local proprietor, H. Labensky, could boast, in an advertisement, that "to keep a first-class assortment of the finest Groceries, Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Clothing and Footwear, I have built the largest store in town".
What remained in family hands was a mixed assortment of some extremely fine pieces and a large contingent of middle-of-the-road works covering the whole range of Chinese art, from Shang bronzes of the 12th century B.C. to Qing porcelain of the 19th century.
