The phrase "assemblage type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to categorizing or classifying groups or collections of items, often in fields like art, archaeology, or biology.
Example: "The archaeologist identified the assemblage type of the artifacts found at the site, which suggested a specific cultural practice."
Alternatives: "collection category" or "grouping type".
This assemblage type exists from three-phase arrangements and becomes the most important in number from four assembled phases.
The percentages of agricultural land and the surface area of a basin showed the greatest influence on assemblage types 1 and 2, and distance from source was the most important factor to determine assemblage type 3.
However, neither sediment nor assemblage type completely explains the gradient.
Ratios of physical and chemical parameters underneath to above algal assemblages were used to assess the effects of algal biomass and assemblage type.
In an earlier analysis of the NSBS data from the southern and central North Sea, Duineveld et al. [78] linked species richness with assemblage type, instead of latitude.
Irradiance, pH and concentrations of DOC and SRP showed no relationship to biomass or assemblage type (p>0.05 Table 2, Fig. 2).
A SOM was applied to determine fish assemblage types, and a MLP was used to predict the fish assemblage types defined by the SOM.
The Neanderthal occupations of Swabia show a wide range of assemblage types.
As a result, the SOM distinguished three fish assemblage types according to the differences of species composition, and the assemblage types were better predicted with landscape-scale features by MLP than discriminant analysis.
Diatoms were analyzed to determine which of the two assemblage types was most appropriate for monitoring environmental conditions.
These variables were introduced to the MLP and factorial discriminant analysis for the prediction of assemblage types.
