The phrase "as a means of assembling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process for bringing together components or elements.
Example: "The engineer proposed using a new adhesive as a means of assembling the parts of the structure more efficiently."
Alternatives: "as a method of gathering" or "as a way to compile".
That simply by sequencing random fragments from the genome, shoving it into a computer, and devising the appropriate algorithms to assemble them, we would have a remarkably more efficient means of assembling genomes.
It is a streamlined approach aimed at providing a simple, faster, and more efficient means of assembling fragmented sequences.
As a result of the assessment with CVG, we have derived the most comprehensive transcript sequence set of the Madagascar ground gecko by means of assembling individual libraries followed by clustering the assembled sequences based on their overall similarities.
Finally, we assembled the still relatively few known North American records and overlaid them on the final models, as a means of checking, at least qualitatively, the reality of the North American predictions.
As a consequence, the next decade will be defined by the rights and regulations surrounding privacy, anonymity, free speech and the right to electronically assemble as citizens flock to the Internet as a means of promoting civil change.
"He had cooking all through his mind as a way of assembling people, like choreography.
Europe means that a company based in a small country such as Finland has a fighting chance of assembling a world-class team that is able to compete head-to-head against the largest companies anywhere.
As a decision support tool, the model provides a means to assemble key pieces of information and reasoning that support land use or regulatory decisions, and to communicate among diverse audiences the basis for those decisions.
Mean length: Mean length of assembled sequences.
