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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assemble a kit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of putting together various components or items to create a complete set or kit.
Example: "Before starting the project, make sure to assemble a kit with all the necessary tools and materials."
Alternatives: "put together a kit" or "create a kit."
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Okamura estimates that it would cost $50-$50-$100acquire the parts and assemble a kit.
Upon arrival at a scene, officers can quickly assemble a kit with a fish-eye lens that produces the high-resolution, 360-degree image.
It takes thousands of obsessive hours to build an airplane like mine, and though some well-organized builders can assemble a kit in less than a year, five and even 10 years are more typical.
You may choose to build a utility trailer from scratch or assemble a kit.
Assemble a kit.
Assemble a kit with essential navigation tools, especially if you're going to rent boats.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has a printable checklist for assembling a kit.
Couple that with the fact that very few people have ever assembled a kit, and have yet to face the frustrations of doing it themselves or finding someone to do it for them.
If you want something that will take you further, and you are willing to spend more, you can assemble a basic kit of classic gear.
In another experiment, participants were given T-shirts in different colors to wear while they worked in teams of two women and two men to assemble a LEGO kit.
For his part, Mr. McNally said that while he was "not trying to make the case for playing video games' being an educational experience," he said Lego video games — which often involve problem-solving and riddles — "are not completely frivolous," likening them to following instructions to assemble a Lego kit.
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