The phrase "assemble by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or putting together items or components in a specific manner or by a certain time.
Example: "Please ensure that all the parts are assembled by the end of the day for the presentation."
Alternatives: "put together by" or "gather by".
He said the district would cooperate with the I.R.S., but planned to ask for a more specific request because the "tremendous amount of material" could be difficult to assemble by the Jan . 3deadline.
RPG refers to rocket-propelled grenades and IED is the term for improvised explosive devices, or homemade bombs the guerrillas assemble by drawing on unguarded caches of weapons or explosives they hid during the war.
That's when managers woke thousands of workers, who crawled into their uniforms — white and black shirts for men, red for women — and quickly lined up to assemble, by hand, the phones.
And this one expects you to assemble by yourself the phrase where the answer is hidden: 43d Final parts concealed by one minister after another (7) "[C]oncealed by" is clear enough, but to find where it's concealed, you have to put "one minister after another" before finding TERMINI in "minister minister".
(The "art installation" kit consisted of a blanket, a tambourine, streamers, two rattraps and other things that resembled street trash — in other words, the kinds of things many art handlers have actually had to try to assemble by themselves on the job).
Although the MnO2 micromaterials are in micrometer scale, they are confirmed to assemble by nanomaterials.
The contigs were assembled by Phrap assembler with default parameters.
Second, the preprocessed data for each individual pool were assembled by the Newbler assembler from 454/Roche.
In the future, arrays of billions of circuits would self-assemble by means of chemical reactions, which would make individual circuits far less costly.
This one had been assembled by Thomas Jefferson.
— oral biography assembled by Zevon's ex.
