The phrase "assortment of languages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of different languages, often in contexts related to linguistics, education, or cultural diversity.
Example: "The conference featured an assortment of languages, showcasing the rich linguistic heritage of the participants."
Alternatives: "variety of languages" or "collection of languages".
It was Dred-Peacock, with his assortment of languages, who knew the invaluable English and European men of business.
Before one rally in October, I recall standing interminably amid a sweaty mass of Miamians who had rushed a press screening line, all cursing in an assortment of languages when their gambit just slowed everything down even more.
Babe is a polymath (not unlike Mr. Fry, who is also known in Britain as an actor and comedian), and he not only teaches Ned chess, philosophy, history and an assortment of languages, but also restores his will to live.
Looking through the brochures accumulated on endless campus visits, I didn't find many schools that offered bachelor's degrees to people who studied a random assortment of languages, and wanderlust made me reluctant to choose one.
But she hastened to add that what happens in New York may not be reflected in capital cities around the world, where the United Nations still tries to address governments in a wider assortment of languages.
In pre-colonial times, the Plateau was populated by a great variety of small ethnic groups living in hamlets with a complex clan organisation and ritual kingship systems speaking an assortment of 'Plateau' languages and a few Chadic languages related to Hausa.
And so at 27, she exchanged her lush, intimate village for a land of pavement and tall buildings, surrounded by strangers with a bewildering assortment of accents, languages and activities.
That ethnic identity is never so simple in these United States is made evident when Mace recruits Vigneshwar Paduar (Mr. Ally), a young man from Brooklyn of Indian descent who speaks and acts (when he wants to) like a Chicano fly boy, and is also fluent in an assortment of other languages with matching poses.
She can only enjoy sex, though, when it is accompanied by a raving assortment of filthy language.
Michael Rosen's Alphabetical: How Every Letter Tells a Story (John Murray) is a substantial and engaging assortment of essays on aspects of language, organised according to the letters of the alphabet.
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