The phrase "assortment of free" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are describing a variety of items that are available at no cost, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The store offered an assortment of free samples for customers to try."
Alternatives: "variety of free" or "selection of free".
First- and business-class restrooms are roomy and feature shaving mirrors and an assortment of free toiletries.
An assortment of free toiletries, including toothbrushes and toothpaste, lay waiting next to the square sink, while the walk-in shower felt big enough to swim in.
Saturday's concert is to include the world premiere of a piece by Aaron Jay Kernis commissioned for the occasion, and on Sunday comes the official opening, a daylong open house featuring an assortment of free performances.
Pearce said his team was struggling to "work under pressure" and his discomfort was obvious after a day when one side had a £5.5m signing in attack and the other contained six homegrown players and an assortment of free transfers.
For those who survive, many tools help them deal with stress: yoga classes and foosball tables, a rotating assortment of free snacks as well as full-scale lunches twice a month.
Peter Shilton arrived as the most expensive goalkeeper in the league and Francis later became the first £1m man, but it was an unlikely assortment of free transfers, bargain buys, rogues and misfits, all turning out to be exceptionally gifted footballers.
Their inventive melodies snake around a wide assortment of free-flowing loops, rhythms and beats.
Under normal circumstances, these interesting assortments of free-thinkers don't attract much support.What interests me are the situations when secessionist movements suddenly do start to gain a bit of traction.
NEW YORK An article in some editions on Saturday about Second Saturday, a monthly assortment of art shows, free wine and cheese, and street music in Beacon, N.Y., gave an incomplete name for a gallery that participates in the event.
Second Saturday, a monthly assortment of art shows, free wine and cheese, street music and people-watching, has become a favored institution in this old Hudson River industrial town, where Dia:Beacon, the giant modern art museum that opened in 2003, jump-started postindustrial life and made Beacon one of the Hudson Valley's aspiring arty towns.
Other, that is, than the moment Saturday headliners Coldplay submitted a rider rumoured to have included "an assortment of vegetarian, gluten-free dips".
