The phrase "assortment of targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or selection of objectives or goals in a specific context, such as business, marketing, or strategic planning.
Example: "The marketing team developed an assortment of targets to reach different demographics effectively."
Alternatives: "variety of targets" or "range of targets".
As Stark, he's pushed his more serious felon, career criminal Parker, into out-intimidating organized crime ("The Hunter" and "The Outfit"), taking over an entire town ("The Score") and knocking over an assortment of difficult targets, from a floating casino ("Backflash") to the heavily guarded donation box of an evangelist's Christian crusade ("Comeback").
Nurse planners, managers and stakeholders are invited to offer an assortment of rewards targeting nurses working in rural communities in particular.
As the cell wall is the first barrier that must be breached in order to penetrate and successfully colonize the host, it is plausible that an abundant assortment of enzymes targeting the glycosidic bonds be produced by the pathogen.
These findings have implications for inhibitor design and are actively leading to an assortment of novel compounds targeting PHDs.
There was also an assortment of commemorative buttons that targeted eerily specific groups such as "Kayakers for Obama," "Realtors for Obama," "Beach Bums for Obama" and, inexplicably, "Pearl Divers for Obama".
Potential acquirers collect and analyze product assortment data to assess the relative pricing, assortment and discounting strategies of target companies in retail, consumer products and technology.
Researchers hope that it, like the antibodies, can target an assortment of cancers.
The cards are targeting an assortment of niches — as varied as Uber drivers and business owners who want to restrict employees' corporate spending.
Their targets were an assortment of command posts, military bases and electrical plants -- some near Taliban strongholds like Kandahar and Jalalabad, some near terrorist training camps outside Kabul, the capital.
