"assortment of sweaters" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a variety or selection of sweaters. Example: The store had a wide assortment of sweaters, ranging from cozy wool cardigans to trendy cashmere pullovers.
If "Love and Other Drugs" has any precedent in Mr. Zwick's work, it is the film that kick-started his career, "About Last Night," the 1986 romantic comedy starring Rob Lowe, Demi Moore and an assortment of thigh-length sweaters to give even the most doctrinaire '80s revivalist pause.
Her look is L.L. Bean meets the South Shore, a grandfatherly assortment of cotton button-down shirts, wool sweaters, a canvas coat and transition lenses in blond tortoiseshell frames, complemented by a Massachusetts accent that's most pronounced when she's reading poems or cracking wise.
I like that kind of style and I will buy a lot of sweaters.
There were all kinds of sweaters, party and war sweaters.
For the holidays, look for an assortment of Judaica and Christmas ornaments, as well as jackets, sweaters, hats and scarves.
A motley assortment of enterprises reopened.
(Jay Russell plays an assortment of other roles).
Ms. Keaton, 64, has after all spent the better part of a near 40-year film career playing an assortment of tentative, endearingly flighty characters, masking her allure beneath layers of cloth, her face and frame obscured by bowler hats, oversize jackets, calf-grazing skirts and gloves — to say nothing of the high-necked sweaters she has worn for years like talismans.
There are sleek quilted down "sweaters" perfect for an anorexic Michelin Man ($200-$200-$329terproof Gore-Tex panot not unlike leggings worn by nursery-school kids ($399), and a small assortment of spring-loaded climbing devices that you anchor in rocks so as to avoid undesirable downward motion ($26).
And he played an assortment of positions.
