The phrase "assortment of your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of items that belong to someone or are associated with them.
Example: "I would love to see the assortment of your favorite books displayed on the shelf."
Alternatives: "variety of your" or "collection of your".
Always having the full assortment of your software tools ready and working?
Behind the Red Bull stage, there's a big VIP area replete with friends, enemies, DJs, journalists, photographers, massage people, staff, couches, and bars (which serve an assortment of your standard sugary drinks).
You can also change your name, bio and profile photo via the web, but not the random assortment of photos in your Facebook Timeline-esque header.
It is also particularly attractive if you use an assortment of colors for your beads.
You should have an assortment of bread for your guests to eat, which is the purpose of the bread/butter dish.
I am not talking literally about brown bags; you can bring your groovy REI lunchbox, or your authentic Mumbai tiffin carrier (actually, where I work, the people who seem to bring their lunch most often are of South Asian origin) or — as I tend to do — your assortment of recycled takeout containers.
If you believe a large part of the value you offer consumers comes from having the freshest assortment of products available in your marketplace, you want to see that newly listed products can quickly become best-sellers — they shouldn't be sitting on (virtual or real) shelves collecting dust.
After all, this is a DSLR originally released back in 2015, but image quality only gets marginally better year to year — it's more about focus speeds, lens selections and color compositions that determine what's worth your assortment of Benjamins.
Inside you will find an assortment of video games, like your Street Fighter and the Tekken, alongside that game where you use a fake gun to shoot things in a cowboy-themed giant electric diorama.
