The phrase "gathering of some sort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an event or gathering in which people come together, either for social or business purposes. For example: "We had a gathering of some sort at my house to celebrate my birthday."
According to the whisper train, HTC was showing off the Bravo at a gathering of some sort in Poland.
The installation consists of 50 images -- 49 show the destruction in Gaza, and one shows a group of Israelis at an outdoor picnic or social gathering of some sort, watching the bombings (a phenomenon that has been covered in various media outlets, including the Guardian).
The last time that they had had a more traditional gathering of any sort was on Sept. 5, to commemorate the one-month anniversary of the death of Adriano Tineo, Ms. Reynoso's husband and the father of her children.
"I've been in this community for 30 years and this is the first time I've seen any gathering of this sort for a transgender or a third sexual," she said in a eulogy that received a standing ovation.
Don't have a whole bunch of relatives over at once, unless it's a party or social gathering of that sort.
The portrait collars of the homey cotton jackets and blouses that opened the Miu Miu show, also on Oct. 6, brought to mind wheat-gathering peasants in some sort of Communist-era tableau.
Almost every family contains a divide of some sort, papered over for gatherings by politesse or booze.
And then to the British Birdwatching Fair in Rutland, a tribal gathering of a different sort.
But on Wednesday afternoon, there was a family gathering of a different sort in Manhattan's federal court.
And in September, the hotel will be at the Goodwood Revival in West Sussex, a gathering of the sorts of historic cars and motorcycles that would have competed at the Goodwood Motor Circuit in its heyday, between 1948 and 1966.
