The phrase "assemble at least" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a minimum number of people or items required to gather or come together for a particular purpose.
Example: "We need to assemble at least five volunteers to start the project."
Alternatives: "gather a minimum of" or "collect no fewer than".
Congress must assemble at least once a year and must agree on the date for convening and adjourning.
It should be possible to assemble at least three from that group of eight (and perhaps other Trump-skeptical Republicans) to defeat extreme nominees.
During that period, he would make six full-length films, produce scores of paintings, and write or assemble at least nine books.
Section 2 The Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, and such meeting shall begin at noon on the 3d day of January, unless they shall by law appoint a different day.
The rejection of such point systems could put a crimp in the computerized admissions policies of other large state universities that have employed race-sensitive formulas to assemble at least part of the student body -- Ohio State, for example -- sometimes as a way to take the measure of large numbers of applicants in systematic fashion.
If that parcel is acquired, the city would leave it vacant until it can assemble at least 40 acres to begin work on developing a commercial center, officials said.
He estimates that he has assembled at least half a million items dealing with the World War and its consequences.
Western diplomats said their initial estimates had put the crowd at 40,000 to 50,000 people; the opposition claimed to have assembled at least 100,000.
The antis assembled at least twice as many people, many of whom were kids, and their signs used all kinds of colors and kid writing styles, with hand-drawn whales and birds and dolphins, and butterflies made from plastic bags.
Brunner has assembled at least $5 million in commitments from foreigners interested in emigrating that she is putting into Roadside Development's CityMarket at O, a $260 million, 1 million-square-foot development planned for the two-block area between 7th and 9th streets and O and P streets in Northwest D.C.
Apple is assembling at least some of the new, ultra-thin iMacs in the U.S. The backside stamp containing the serial code and FCC logo generally says "Designed by Apple in California.
