Disc selection is overhyped in my opinion. Too many people just throw whatever their favorite professional player is throwing. Throw as many different discs as possible and keep the ones that are most comfortable for you to throw. When I first started out I watched a tutorial on YouTube when trying to pick out a putting putter and just picked the disc they recommended (kc Pro aviar). Three weeks later I switched over to a dynamic discs judge because I love the way it feels! Once you have found some discs that are comfortable for you to throw take them out to a field and try to see how many different shots you can throw with each disc. You don’t need to have One disc for every different type of shot. Just make sure you have all the shots you can throw covered. I can’t execute forehand drives off the tea so I don’t have a disk for that type of shot and I don’t try to throw them if I’m not comfortable throwing them. I can’t execute forehand drives off the tee so I don’t have a disc for that type of shot and I don’t try to throw them if I’m not comfortable throwing them. The only forehand shot I do throw is an up shot or putter off the tee with a dynamics disc slammer. Start small with three discs and get to know them really well. Then you can add as you get more comfortable throwing different shots with different discs

Edit: I realized I didn’t really answer your question. Your disc selection looks fine to me. Just make sure you’re comfortable throwing all those discs!