The phrase "assortment with the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection or variety of items in conjunction with something else, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The assortment with the new products will be available next week."
Alternatives: "variety of" or "collection of".
So instead of simply reducing apparel space to make it more productive, which would essentially have resulted in overserving its most loyal customers, the retailer compared its apparel assortment with the attributes its customers most wanted but were going elsewhere to get, namely: clothing for the right occasions, in the right styles, at the right price, and with the right fit.
The interview form for canteen managers contained questions on the availability of food products, opening hours of the canteen, pricing policy, who will receive profits from the foods sold, and canteen policies, for example if there are agreements on the assortment with the catering organization.
Each year we cut about 10percentt and refresh our assortment with about the same amount.
Single-cells were isolated in drops and then transferred to 2 ml 2XPP with 1× anti-mycotic solution and grown to produce small clonal colonies for 3 days to select for cells that had completed phenotypic assortment with respect to the K5KO construct.
Figure 7 contains examples that show how assortment changes with the frequency of cooperators within single simulation runs.
Additional examples show how assortment changes with the frequency of cooperators within single simulation runs (Appendix A).
The patterns of cell assortment correlate with the distribution of nerves in the cornea (Dvorscak and Marfurt 2008) implying that there is some global process or force that is responsible for the distribution.
The Hamilton back catalogue forms an odd assortment, with Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky (recently adapted for BBC4) out in Vintage Classics and Hangover Square still doing well as a Penguin Modern Classic, while Impromptu in Moribundia, his most explicitly political work as a declared Marxist, can also be found on a small press.
The company compared its assortment with attributes its customers most wanted but were going elsewhere to get; for example, lower-cost work clothes.
Shelf-space models typically assume a given assortment with space-elastic demand, ignore substitution (because the assortment is predetermined), and account for limited shelf space.
Hobbs: The risks were having a rotating assortment with brands that were unable to produce a wholesale quantity of products.
