The phrase "assortment of more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The store offers an assortment of more items than ever before."
Alternatives: "variety of additional" or "collection of extra".
Choose a tea from an assortment of more than a dozen brewed in a six-cup pot.
I'm a regular at laceforless.com, www.jkmribbon.com and buttons4u.com (where you can buy an assortment of more than 600 buttons for $5.77).
Children may enjoy spotting the toys — an old roller skate, a friendly robot, five shiny Yellow Submarines — in the bright assortment of more than 40 works in "Toy Story," at the Rockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack.
In 1999, the Defense Department sold the land; the base's water, sewer and telephone systems; and an assortment of more than 200 structures for of $925,000 to an authority created by the state to redevelop the property.
One reason for the appeal was that customers could save 25percentt or more on an assortment of more than 200 grocery items, largely thanks to the venture capital that WebHouse raised.
We propose that customers decide to travel farther to larger shops because these shops can offer a larger assortment of more sophisticated products.
And then there are the odd assortments of more familiar animals, Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe said: the rooster and two hens found recently in Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn, the 100 guinea pigs that were let go in Central Park a few years ago and the half-dead chickens that are abandoned after being used in religious rituals.
EAST TO EDINBURGH The annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which begins on Aug. 3 in Scotland, will include a wide assortment of productions, more than 2,000, some of which may eventually find their way to New York.
Clade II contains sequences from an assortment of species more or less closely related to S. invicta, as well as two S. invicta sequences.
Guinea pigs may enjoy an assortment of vegetables more than one type.
Fig. 2 shows that when defectors are less eager to change partners (ηD = 0.5 and ηD = 0) relative to cooperators (ηC = 1.0), cooperators ensure the stability of favourable interactions while avoiding adverse ones more swiftly; hence, assortment of cooperators becomes more effective, enhancing the feasibility of cooperation [ 44].
