The phrase "assemble courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of putting together or organizing various courses, such as in an educational or training context.
Example: "The committee will meet next week to assemble courses for the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "organize courses" or "compile courses".
Assembling course of MSPs was investigated by absorption and emission spectroscopy, size-exclusion chromatography and viscometric measurements.
"You don't train a physician by getting a researcher to perform open-heart surgery".Indeed, a whole new industry is springing up to assemble "clinical" courses in response to demand from companies.
To create such a database, or at least a prototype of it, you could of course assemble it manually — but that would be incredibly time-consuming.
The four-story structure of the lighthouse is assembled from five courses of curved iron plates.
The traces of classical thought in the encyclopedia, as well as their literary form, give an indication that the work was assembled in the course of the century and a half from 840 to about 980.
However, that number was still a bit down on Thor: The Dark World (£20.1m), both Iron Man sequels (£21.2m, £37.0m) and of course Avengers Assemble (£51.9m).
After the main course, guests assemble their own alfajores, traditional Argentine desserts that consist of two biscuits joined by dulce de leche, covered with chocolate fondant and coated with coconut shavings.
Assemble all of the course materials you will need to teach.
Time courses of the assemble processes with different assembly types, Mg2+ concentrations, and aptamer fragments densities on AuNP were followed using the absorption ratio at 650 nm and 520 nm.
He'd spent the race marvelling at the crowds assembled along the course, blowing kisses to the young women at Wellesley College and high-fiving anyone within reach.
