The phrase "assortment of open" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are describing a variety of open items or options, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The store had an assortment of open boxes filled with various products."
Alternatives: "variety of open" or "selection of open".
It is as if the Off Broadway powers that be got together to plot how to upstage the unusually diverse assortment of musicals opening on Broadway this spring.
Instead of Lorde, an assortment of popular opening acts will take turns opening for Perry throughout the various legs of her tour, including Icona Pop, Capital Cities, Kacey Musgraves and Tegan and Sara.
The freedom to choose an assortment of apps, videos and open educational resources that can augment - if not replace - traditional curriculum for any given unit or lesson plan is empowering.
Behind a counter overflowing with baskets heaped with baked goods — cookies, muffins, bagels, croissants and an assortment of sandwich breads — a big open kitchen turns out much of the cafe's wares, which are prepared with fresh, natural or organic ingredients in interesting combinations.
As he's made clear before, his films are open to an assortment of interpretations.
"They offer an assortment of products, cheap prices, and stay open until late in the evening".
Clinicians who themselves have the skills to perform a wide assortment of interventions ranging from percutaneous therapies through open surgical revascularization are best able to arrive at the most rational option for treating a specific clinical scenario.
As it thuds into a waiting wheelbarrow, the bloody sheet spreads open to reveal an assortment of amputated limbs.
There are even Smeg refrigerators (why not?), one of which opens to display an assortment of, uh … "toys" (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
For that, you get a fair amount of custom work plus an assortment of canned software, including a program that opens up a discussion group on your Web site.
