The phrase "assemble it all" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of putting together various components or elements into a complete whole.
Example: "After gathering all the parts, we need to assemble it all to create the final product."
Alternatives: "put it all together" or "bring everything together".
To assemble it all, Wangro had called in many old collaborators.
It would be four years before he felt confident enough around strangers to assemble it all into any real conversation.
It's important to assemble it all while the different parts are warm, she said, "So when it goes into the eggs there's enough heat to cook the eggs".
Here are the steps to follow to find the right factory for you: Do you want a factory to simply assemble materials you've bought to a pattern you've designed, or do you want it to source materials, create a pattern and assemble it all from your sketch?
Now that you have all your materials and you chassis cut, you just need to assemble it all together.
Make the parts one day; assemble it all the following day.
Mr Harrer built him one, running the projector off an old Jeep engine, and discovered at his first proper audience with the living Buddha that the boy had already dismantled and re-assembled it, all by himself.Over the succeeding months Mr Harrer became his photographer, his teacher and his friend.
In addition to linking your information from Google™, Facebook and Exchange ActiveSync, Palm Pixi adds Yahoo! and LinkedIn integration to Palm Synergy™ and assembles it all in a single view.(2) You can get your Yahoo! contacts, calendar and IM, and access to your LinkedIn contacts, including job titles.
I order most of the products from farmers and our local suppliers, assemble it and all that.
Creek's last outing was praised in the Guardian as "an intricate machine with hundreds of pieces that has been lovingly assembled by hand until it all fits into place and works, like clockwork".
There were thousands of assembled Euros to take it all in, mostly Fornarina's best customers and sales associates (ie, more Italians in France since the Italians ceded Sardinia in 1860).
