The phrase "assortment of packages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or selection of different packages, often in contexts like shipping, gifts, or product offerings.
Example: "The store offers an assortment of packages for different occasions, including birthdays and holidays."
Alternatives: "variety of packages" or "selection of packages".
A 24-hour self-service canteen stocks drinks, including beer and sake, sandwiches, sushi and an assortment of packaged mini-meals, which come with cooking directions for the two handy microwaves.
The Cowboys, with their incredibly wide-ranging assortment of personnel packages and presnap looks, made Tarvaris Jackson think too much.
In a vast assortment of treats are the beautifully packaged footballs, golf balls and cricket bats, made from white and dark Belgian chocolate.
Healthy Surprise – $49/month – An assortment of 18+ healthy treats – a package big enough to last as your "snack cabinet" for the entire month.
A "traditional package" is an assortment of meats, usually chicken and turkey, frozen foods, vegetables, fruits and juice and goes for $18, while a specialty package might consist of a variety of steaks or, for November, a turkey with all the side dishes, and costs $15 to $20. Vegetarian offerings are also available, for $10.
Right now, I'm paying $163.84 a month for a bundle of internet, phone and cable services, of which $73.64 is for my TV package (a motley assortment of three different "paks" of channels) and $80 is for the highest-speed internet on offer (since I work from home).
Over the past two years, by reinvesting the profits and building his credit with SMT, Yenku's business has grown to become a small shop selling an assortment of clothing, shoes, drinks, and other packaged food products.
Time Warner Cable long offered a wide assortment of service tiers, including some pared-down packages, and the company was quick to slash its rates if customers called and threatened to switch to another provider.
VLC is a free and open source media player that is packaged with a huge assortment of common codecs.
Synergy, the ability of a company to package an idea in an assortment of forms from books to TV series to soundtrack recordings and beyond became the buzzword of the day.
