The phrase "assortment they" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The assortment they provided was impressive."
Alternatives: "variety they" or "selection they".
Now, for an unusual Halloween party assortment, they are featured at igourmet.com with orange-colored cheeses.
The best are now made available on ted.com, and an extraordinary assortment they are: from an 11-year-old Taiwanese violinist to James Watson talking about the discovery of the structure of DNA and Al Gore's thoughts on climate change (though politicians are generally, and perhaps rightly, absent).
Look at the assortment: They've got beds, plates, pianos, food.
And what an assortment they are, from butch ones like the English Desert Rat, who spends his evenings in the bar zoning out, barely acknowledging anyone; to Gianni, a "Neapolitan conte, dying of love," who dresses impeccably and whose ex was a German officer; to an assortment of privates, officers, and hustling Neapolitans, all overtly on the make.
There's a great assortment and they all come in a delightful painted wooden box.
They're looking at how tough it is to convince department stores to take risks on their assortment, and they're looking at the tough terms that retailers are employing as insurance against even the conservative bets they've made.
But they're not just challenging one assortment of what they allege to be shady schools these students are launching an attack on the institution of for-profit college education in America, and the debt that comes with it.
They went to an Asian market and bought an assortment of things they wanted to eat.
Armed with a paltry assortment of weapons, they began hunting the aircraft that were hunting them.
Two-thirds of Irish shoppers now visit the LADs – limited assortment discounters – as they are known.
Nine Justices took their seats in the same raggedy assortment of chairs they had used in the Senate Chamber.
