The phrase "assortment of styles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of different styles in a particular context, such as fashion, art, or design.
Example: "The store offers an impressive assortment of styles, catering to all tastes and preferences."
Alternatives: "variety of styles" or "collection of styles".
"But the Internet provides an unlimited supply of product, and a broader assortment of styles to find a bra that fits better".
With so many backgrounds, the wines came in an assortment of styles, from determinedly old school to frankly modern to quirky and idiosyncratic.
To accompany a visual assortment of styles, the book includes several crossover topics, such as classical and contemporary calligraphy, Arabic typography, political graffiti and street art.
The Casual Male Retail Group, which sells clothing for big and tall men, adjusts its wholesale orders weekly to balance its assortment of styles, sizes and colors.
Adding in a different assortment of styles will not only keep your mind focused but will also help to increase your overall fitness as your body will not have the time to adapt to the training intensity.
In between the ruminations of "Paradise" and the jolts of "The Hurt Locker" you can find an assortment of styles and effects, not all of them pleasing but most of them provoking at least interested distaste, rather than indifference.
"Head and Shoulders" by Rose-Marie Turk (June 30) gives the readers the opinions of an assortment of styling professionals on the on-air appearance of many of the local TV newscasters.
Among his various projects, he's written for Skype, EA Sports, and an assortment of other venues in a variety of styles and formats.
The inner town and its environs are composed of narrow, winding streets with interesting old houses in an assortment of architectural styles, interlaced with the meandering river channels.
As the fledgling writer Ruth Sherwood, the role that Rosalind Russell slayed 'em with when "Town" opened in 1953, Ms. Murphy blithely juggles a wide assortment of gleaming styles and techniques without ever breaking character.
Depending on the weather and waves, Rye's waters can play host to an assortment of surf styles, and abilities – ranging from long-boarding and short-boarding to stand up paddle-boarding.
