The phrase "assortment of objects and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items or things that are grouped together, often in a collection or display.
Example: "The museum featured an assortment of objects and artifacts from ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "collection of items" or "variety of things".
Although much diversity prevails among individual planets and moons, the whole ensemble is apparently not a random assortment of objects spinning and orbiting this way or that.
The table bore a stack of paperback books, a laptop, and an assortment of other objects, and the chairs were turned every which way, as though an unruly middle-school class had suddenly vacated the room.
Cyrus was seen with rumored boyfriend Patrick Schwarzenegger wearing a variety of colorful fur, silver leggings and an assortment of objects in her hair.
Now it is home to the Donna Karan Collection for men and women and also to a preciously handpicked assortment of objects for the home.
There are several types of cutting problems based on different characteristics, which Dyckhoff divided into four groups based on their salient characteristics (dimension, type assignment, assortment of large objects, and small items) (Dyckhoff 1990; Dyckhoff and Finke 1992).
Visitors could peer inside and glimpse an environment made from an assortment of objects: a tree, socks, an alarm clock, water bottles, a smoke detector, storage boxes, grass, bath towels, lumber, an Oriental rug, notebook paper, vitamins, a reading lamp, a scale, a wrench, an orchid.
The device that the police initially said could "kill or maim, or cause serious damage to a building" was actually a motley assortment of objects, including a plastic M & M's tube, a burned-out road flare and a carbon dioxide canister filled with model-rocket fuel.
Also, (Dyckhoff 1990) developed a classification scheme for cutting stock problems through a large variety of applications reported in the literature so that classified problems using four characteristics; namely, dimensionality, kind of assignment, assortment of large objects and assortment of small items.
