The phrase "are often assembled to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of people or things that come together for a specific purpose or event.
Example: "The volunteers are often assembled to help with community clean-up efforts."
Alternatives: "are frequently gathered to" or "are commonly brought together to".
Retail demos are often assembled by underpaid and under-appreciated workers who just want to get the job done.
Engineering structures are often assembled by subsections with various levels of energy dissipation, which lead to great difficulties in analyzing.
Newbler is able to sort contigs into scaffolds using the PEs but is often unable to incorporate conserved repeats into these scaffolds, which leaves gaps of approximated sizes based on paired-end insert distances (repeats are often assembled into "collapsed" contigs that remain orphaned after the assembly).
Because sequences with high similarity are often assembled together into a single contig, it can result in inadvertent assembly-induced sequence recombination [ 41].
The components are often assembled into larger groups of parts or modules (a complete instrument panel, for example) and sent to the assembly plant in the exact sequence and at the exact time needed.
He's driven -- here "driven" is precisely the word -- to bring as many listeners as possible the results of his findings, which include the fresh-to-many news that the Apple products so many of us proudly own are often assembled by 12-, 13- and 14-year-olds under conditions where after enough seasons they are physically impaired and, in too many cases, suicides.
The sandwiches ($5.95 to $8.95) are often assembled in advance but custom combinations can also be ordered.
In today's global economy, vehicles are often assembled far from their brand's traditional home bases.
American vehicles are often assembled abroad with foreign parts, and Japanese cars are often made in the U.S. with American parts.
