The phrase "assortment of pattern" is not correct in standard English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms; "assortment" typically refers to a variety of items, while "pattern" is singular and may need to be pluralized or rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The store offers an assortment of patterns for their fabric collection."
Alternatives: "variety of patterns" or "collection of designs."
Among the standouts are Inez Nathaniel-Walker's drawings of buoyant ballooning figures anchored by an airy assortment of patterns and textures, which particularize garments, surroundings, hair and race.
By painting the cabinets in a rich blue and adding an assortment of patterned tiles, this laundry space is fresh and invigorating.
An additional GFP-expressing strain H. volcanii H1206 pSC409GFP), containing the same red-shifted gfp gene as in pJAM1020 but cloned into the plasmid pTA409, produced colonies with GFP signals that differed in both intensity and spatial distribution, resulting in an assortment of patterns of GFP signal within developed colonies (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
There is colour everywhere: In shelves crammed with samples of different fabrics, in panels on the walls where assortments of patterns are displayed and in racks with body-shaped hangers adorned with bikinis and other clothing items.
Ricky's has delightful examples in a crazy assortment of frame patterns ranging from zebras to florals and polka dots (various locations; $14.99-$14.99-$29
Under the heading more and less and likewise, Aristotle groups a somewhat motley assortment of argument patterns all involving, in some way or other, the terms "more", "less", and "likewise".
Some mainly see bright lights, others weird swirling shapes, and still others see an assortment of color patterns.
In one of the most distinctive works the artist Darina Karpov traced Mr. Esber's drawing with a crazed assortment of often superfine patterns that look as if a breeze might scatter them.
The featured company helps pick up the slack, colorfully costumed in a mad assortment of plaids and patterns by Michael Bottari and Ronald Case (who also designed the modest yet flexible setting of pastel panels and occasional larger scenic bits).
At a recent performance and book signing at the Brecht Forum, a multidisciplinary arts and culture center, Ms. Goldberg was dressed in a fabulous assortment of fabrics and patterns topped off by her mop of dark-red curls and a shifting assortment of snazzy shoes.
