The phrase "aid assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing assistance or support in the process of assembling something, such as equipment or components.
Example: "The organization provided aid assembly to help the volunteers put together the donated furniture for the community center."
Alternatives: "assistance in assembly" or "support for assembly".
Successful metabolic engineering relies on methodologies that aid assembly and optimization of novel pathways in microbes.
The Christian Aid assembly presentation and teachers' notes encourage pupils to think about Martin Luther King's dream for equality and to consider what their own dreams for a better world might be.
Pointing to small sections of the fuselage of a DC-10 aircraft, he explains that the AR device can aid assembly workers by highlighting intended drilling locations or displaying explanations of where and how a particular sealant should be applied.
Sequence reads from these sub-libraries are offset from each other with enough overlap to aid assembly and contig extension.
The syntenic path assembly algorithm is a four step process to aid assembly of contigs into higher order genomic architecture.
Good coverage is crucial to aid assembly of the reads into as few contigs as possible.
Part recognition approach developed in this study is applied to a computer aided assembly system.
Through these interactions, often mediated by IgFLN16 24, FLNs complex multiple partners in close proximity to one another, potentially enhancing signal transduction by aiding assembly of networks linking receptors with signaling proteins and the cytoskeleton [5].
Such comparisons are therefore very useful in aiding assembly.
The proximity of cis-regulatory sequences, either enhancers or silencers of exon or intron splicing, influences the binding of different trans-splicing factors to the splice sites and aids assembly of the spliceosome multi-protein complex, resulting in cleavage and ligation of introns and exons, respectively [ 32, 33].
Whereas most applications of parallel sequencing of ESTs have involved model organisms with draft genomes available to aid in assembly [ 4, 13, 14], recent studies have demonstrated highly successful de novo assemblies of 454 EST data for organisms with no prior genomic resources [ 5, 7, 15, 16].
