The phrase "assortment of positions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of job roles or options available in a particular context, such as employment or organizational structure.
Example: "The company is offering an assortment of positions, ranging from entry-level to management roles."
Alternatives: "variety of roles" or "range of positions".
And he played an assortment of positions.
He cycles through an assortment of positions, from mawkish bravado ("I have lived alone, I have fought alone, I have dealt with pain alone.
He cycles through an assortment of positions, from mawkish bravado ("I have lived alone, I have fought alone, I have dealt with pain alone. I will die alone") to a territorial defense of addiction itself, against anyone who dares to present an insufficiently horrific picture of the condition.
RepeatMasker currently uses a variant of RepBase [ 14], a library of consensus sequences (representing the ancestral sequences of each transposon family), and an assortment of (non-position-specific) score matrices representing different transposon ages and target sequence isochores.
The Virgin Mary, John the Baptist, the twelve Apostles and an assortment of dignitaries are positioned at either side of Michael in a Deësis.
(At worst, they are a worthless assortment of false positives).
In the past, Prof. Kellerman held an assortment of visiting and affiliate academic positions: Bar-Ilan University, Israel (16 years); University of Maryland, College Park, U.S. (six times); Ben-Gurion Universitheof the Negev; University of Miami, U.S.; Boston University, U.S.
Additional analysis of diagnostic positions allowed the unequivocal assortment of the majority (96%) of the haplotypes into subhaplogroups [see Additional file 1].
Keep an assortment of paper towels on the side.
Nutrition therapy studies included in this position statement use a wide assortment of nutrition professionals as well as registered and advanced practice nurses or physicians.
About the same time, a Congressional report warned, "N.S.A. is not well positioned to analyze developments among the assortment of terrorist groups".
