The phrase "assemble and run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, engineering, or any situation where components are put together and then executed or operated.
Example: "After you finish building the circuit, make sure to assemble and run the system to test its functionality."
Alternatives: "build and execute" or "put together and operate".
He was selected by Rhee to assemble and run the previous system.
While the Incas spoke Quechua, they had no written alphabet, leaving perplexed archaeologists to wonder how they managed to assemble and run an empire without writing.
BY THE middle of June, if the latest pronouncements are to be believed, a draft version of the human genome in other words a list, in order, of the 3 billion or so chemical bases that form the letters of the genetic message needed to assemble and run a human being will be complete.
Michael Dell wants to thrust his company into every corner of what is known as "enterprise computing," techspeak for all the stuff you need to assemble and run computer networks.
A continuous flow enzyme microreactor was designed, assembled and run that allowed for operation with immobilized enzymes in particulate form.
The vacuum systems of the BEPCII storage ring have been assembled and run over a two years period, and they had accumulated 1000 A h of beam dose in the colliding mode as of the end of July 2009.
The experiment was assembled and run on the E-Prime 2.0 utility (Schneider et al. 2002).
They have started an outreach program called CosmicWatch, with a website that lists parts to purchase and detailed instructions on how to assemble, calibrate, and run the detector.
Studio workers would give the young boy scraps of celluloid, which he assembled and ran through his toy projector.
The US-based economist says that Roett personally assembled and ran the desk's research team in New York.
They created a platform, Foundry, in which the process of assembling and running a temporary organization could be automated, without so much as a phone call.
