The phrase "assortment of trends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of different trends in a particular context, such as fashion, technology, or social behavior.
Example: "The report highlights an assortment of trends that are shaping the future of the industry."
Alternatives: "variety of trends" or "collection of trends".
A generation later, this whole democratic way of thinking about a post-nationalist and diverse Europe is besieged by an assortment of menacing trends, Claus Offe explains over lunch during my recent visit to Berlin.
Since then it has been a fast-growing niche pushed along by an assortment of fads and trends, some of which were adopted as canon (clever or suggestive labels sell beer) while some remained on the fringe (chile peppers in beer).
Similarly, the Echo Chamber Club proffers subscribers newsletters with an assortment of viewpoints on trending topics.
(Plus, San Francisco's fabulous assortment of dives, of course).
One of the first luxury labels to fuel the trend, Balenciaga has an assortment of brightly colored Triple S Trainers sneakers, which are a bold sartorial statement for the fashion-forward male.
In step with one of the league's growing trends, this class has an assortment of great point guards.
Not all universities have caught up with the trend, but many host an assortment of videos made by or about them on their websites.
Eats near Madison Square Park, this centrally located assortment of artisan casual food is part of an international trend exhibited in successes such as the New York's Plaza Food Hall and recent additions such as de Hallen Amsterdam and St Roch Market in New Orleans.
Afterward, we sprawled on the lush Beach House lawn with a similarly contented assortment of locals, surfers and tourists, watching the comet Hale-Bopp trending slowly across the sky while a lunar eclipse took place to the north.
This trend is being fueled by the rich assortment of small-group trips that welcome parties of one.
