"bizarre variety" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a strange assortment of elements or characteristics, typically exaggerated or unexpected. For example: "The local diner had a bizarre variety of food, including Italian, Mexican, and Indian dishes."
Has any ballet heroine in the entire repertory been the focus of a more bizarre variety of strenuously posed lifts?
Except in one respect: it is short of money.Behind the bizarre variety of artefacts, the British Museum has another, less visible, side.
"It was probably the most bizarre variety show in the history of American television," Mr. Carvey said in a recent interview.
Audiences for their bizarre variety turns grew, so they moved into Deptford's barn-like Albany Empire and were then spotted by television producers and researchers, including Jonathan Ross.
In other musical numbers in this bizarre variety show a scrawny fellow in 18th-century red tails and gold knee britches emerges from a roast chicken to sing and spryly dance to the rousing sounds of a brass-and-drum band.
FDR? Though not quite of the bizarre variety of delusions generally associated with psychosis, these are fixed delusions of paranoia and grandeur that do constitute a personality that cannot rightfully be considered sane.
The Shadow battled gangsters, spies, mad scientists, and a variety of bizarre master criminals.
In the absence of any reliable information on Traven's origins, a variety of bizarre theories have evolved.
An episode in the fifth season was punctuated with bizarre scenes from a variety show put on by the inmates.
During such episodes, the sufferer is temporarily paralysed and may experience a strong sense of presence and a variety of bizarre hallucinations.
But this simple tale is only the canvas onto which Vian's hyperactive imagination splashes a rich variety of bizarre effects and contemporary allusions.
