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Lavinia Allison - Allison doesn't work at all with Lavinia, but Alice would. I'd also want to make it Alice Lavinia.
Evangeline Violet - Violet Evangeline would be better; Evangeline is long for a first name and for some reason when it's Evangeline Violet it feels like too many V's, but Violet Evangeline sounds fine.
Victoria Grace - Good, but probably very popular.
Cynthia Judith - Cynthia is such a boomer name! So is Judith but I like Judith anyway. Way too many hissy sounds in this combo though.
Amoria Rue - It's nice, I like Rue as a middle name. Amoria Rue sounds very "fictional character". I'd almost prefer Amaria Rue even though I like the "mor" sound.

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Patricia Lanay "Pattie" - Not my thing, and I'd prefer Patty or Patti over Pattie.
Analisa Marie "Lisa" - This is good although middle name Marie is so overdone even non-namenerds joke about it. I'd also prefer Annalisa.
Chrysanthemum Grace "Chris-Ann" - Chrysanthemum is such a GP, this would be the way to do it though (put it with a one-syllable, common, manageable middle name). I think the nickname is too contrived. Chrysan makes more sense as a spelling, or even Chrysanne. But in reality someone called Chrysanthemum is likely to become Chrys, Chris, Chrysi, Chrissy, or maybe Anthy / Anthie.
Ariel Faith - These names don't go together for me but they don't really clash either. This combo seems like it would be fairly popular.
Paulina Faith - This works a lot better! I like this one, I wouldn't use either name but it's a good combo.
Elisabeth Cate - It's good and I like the look, these spellings give the combo a very soft and vintage look, but it would be annoying to have this name. "Elisabeth Cate". "Elizabeth Kate?" "No, Elisabeth with an S and Cate with a C." I know people don't usually use their middle names that way, but I can still imagine situations where you'd have to explain that neither your first name OR your middle name is spelled the way people expect.
Jewel Renee - Sounds better than it looks. I do like Jewel.

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Alison Lavinia would solve the double-A problem.

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Names that I like: Victoria, Judith, Ruth but not Rue, Patricia, Jane, Chloe, Heather, Hilary and Michele with one L each, Cedric, Hugo, Stella, Thelma, Joanna without the H, Barbara

Lavinia
Allison: Allison I like, but I don't like Lavinia, it sounds like a disease.
Evangeline
Violet: Very fancy and flowery. I'm never sure how Evangeline is pronounced because I've seen/heard it three different ways.
Victoria
Grace: Kind of pumpkin-spice latte of a name. Yawn.
Cynthia
Judith: Very lispy and spitty with all those s and th sounds. And the combo feels very 1940s.
Amoria
Rue: I see nothing nice about the name Rue, even though I like Rue McLanahan. Not sure about Amoria, it's kind of pretty, I guess.