The phrase "assemblage of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or grouping of different components or parts that come together to form a whole.
Example: "The artist's latest work is an assemblage of elements from various cultures, showcasing the beauty of diversity."
Alternatives: "collection of components" or "gathering of parts".
This essay focuses on the larger assemblage of elements that promoted and facilitated the sharp increase in foreign land acquisitions by governments and firms since 2006.
I find Gabrielle's to be an odd assemblage of elements, some of which I don't like as well as others, but the pieces manage to fit together in such a way that the dining experience is harmonious and very pleasant.
If the plot of "Gasoline" suggests a patchwork assemblage of elements from better-known movies, Ms. Stambrini, the director and co-writer (it's her debut), charges it with enough originality and character development to justify the resemblances.
This mode of analysis is based on the conceptual and methodological work I developed in my book,Territory, Authority, Rights (Sassen, 2008); put succinctly it proposes that to explain the x (in this case, foreign land acquisitions) requires a focus on the non-x (in this case, that larger assemblage of elements that amounts to a structural enablement and embedded governance).
Using the standard procedures in the finite element method for the assemblage of elements, the global stiffness matrix is constructed as a half banded matrix.
A reinforced concrete (RC) chimney is considered as an assemblage of beam elements, each assumed to have constant diameter over the element length.
Finite element method (FEM) is an approximation method, replacing a complex structure with an assemblage of simple elements interconnected at points called nodes.
The pores having concave and convex walls were represented as an assemblage of spherical elements since any pore could be described merely by listing the radii and coordinates of the elements.
This assemblage of diverse elements does not present itself explicitly as governance.
The neighborhood mosaic is a local assemblage of landscape elements linked together by strong interaction.
The displays, Ms. Sims said, consist of "parodies of forms, a riff on history, an assemblage of different elements to create a new one".
