The phrase "a list assembled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or information that has been put together or organized.
Example: "The report included a list assembled from various sources to provide a comprehensive overview of the topic."
Alternatives: "a compiled list" or "an assembled list".
The selection of 950 disease risks it will tell parents about originates with a list assembled by Green's BabySeq project.
The arrival in my office of a list, assembled by the studio and network, of prominent actresses to consider for the lead.
The panel would include representatives from Turkey and Israel, or at least one member each to represent their interests, and two or three others selected from a list assembled by Mr. Ban, diplomats said.
This list probably came from a list assembled by Adler Books, a bookseller, here, where they state, "Books Banned at One Time or Another in the United States," making a qualifying remark that it's an incomplete list.
You're merely rifling through the search company's index of the Web-a huge list assembled by software "spiders" that crawl through thousands of pages every second, copying keywords, phrases, titles and subtitles, links, and other descriptive information.
An 80-minute discussion of a reading list, assembled by the student, which covers about a century of writing.
A poll of 73 stars, including Juliette Binoche, Cillian Murphy, Brie Larson and Andy Serkis, placed the 1982 comedy at the top of a new list, assembled by Time Out New York.
There are well-chosen beers here (including Sixpoint's Crisp from Brooklyn and the Nitro Stout from Colorado, $7) and a wine list assembled by Brad Nugent, the wine director at Porter House.
Once you have a solid list assembled, start contacting each person individually.
Oysters, Taylor Bay scallops, stuffed piquillo peppers, pork rillettes and skewered quail are some of the choices to marry with drinks by the mixologist James Moreland, and wines from a 100-bottle list assembled by Brad Nugent.
An equally distinct pattern emerges in a comprehensive Top 10 list assembled by Amazon from all its wish lists: Harry Potter books, adventure and fantasy movies, and Sega Dreamcast.
