The phrase "assortment of their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of items belonging to a specific group or individuals.
Example: "The store offers an assortment of their best-selling products, catering to different customer preferences."
Alternatives: "variety of their" or "collection of their".
I contented myself with an assortment of their bite-size baklavas and other specialties, including the "Mosaique Pistache," a small lush pistachio biscuit ringed on top with sliced pistachios and a crownlike spire of pine nuts.
They have helped out in hospitals and homeless shelters and struck up conversations with an assortment of their Harlem neighbors, from the architect and insurance agent next door to one man who, Mr. Schrock is pretty sure, is dealing drugs.
I've been testing out Leo with a limited number of folks on the app — which includes the founders and a random assortment of their friends and family, not to mention the usual early adopter set — and it seems to work well for engaging people in conversation.
Certainly an assortment of their actual classroom teachers.
They had a huge assortment of their favorite desserts - banana bread pudding for Tara and mint for Todd - as well as cake pops covered in edible glitter, warm chocolate chip cookies with milk served in shot glasses and a coveted coolhaus ice cream sandwich station".
Scalia's friendship with his ideological nemesis Ruth Bader Ginsburg is well-known by now, and Scalia spoke warmly of it that day: their shared love of opera, and their custom of spending New Year's Eve together with their spouses and various assortments of their children and grandchildren.
There is the relaxing shade of the trees, a do-it-yourself wood pile to fuel the cooking fires under the wok-like khazans, the pots where the men proudly compete at cooking assortments of their own fresh-bought market foods.
Several leading companies including Apple and Samsung are incorporating neurogadgets into the accessory assortments of their major products.
The 20-year-old rehearsal hall was host to a crazy assortment of players, their garb as varied as their sound.
As for "The Real Life of Alejandro Mayta," it features an assortment of characters recounting their memories of a little-known Trotskyist revolutionary — their sometimes clashing, sometimes converging reminiscences creating a glittering collage that reads like a combination of Faulkner's "As I Lay Dying" and an oral history by Studs Terkel.
In their essays, indeed, the contributors focus on the Bible's rich assortment of characters and their very human problems.
