The phrase "assemble online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to gathering or putting together something via the internet, such as a meeting or a collaborative project.
Example: "We will assemble online for the project kickoff meeting next week."
Alternatives: "gather virtually" or "meet online".
Or they assemble online databases of knowledge and check and verify them — creating, essentially, a crib sheet the computer can call on for a quick answer.
[LA Now] With Twitter becoming a major source for information about the Tuesday morning raid, Storify, a website where people can assemble online content, became a source for visual data and timelines.
The time is ripe for media businesses to assemble online media empires.
But most of the anxiety is anticipatory, about what use might be made of vast databases being assembled online or the identifying numbers in Microsoft's software or Intel's microchips.
Last spring, I wrote about a group of geriatricians and researchers assembling online a variety of geriatric indexes that do a reasonably good job of predicting mortality for those older than age 60.
Dave Clark, president of Impulse Advanced Communications, a telecommunications company in Southern California, began relying on Social Intelligence for background screening because he said the company needed a formal strategy and standards before assembling online information about job candidates.
"I didn't even know there was such a thing as healthcare consulting, but I found a job that allows me to use my writing and oral-presentation skills on a daily basis and make an impact on health care in the U.S". Assembling online communities.
Tesco now has five "dark stores", where employees assemble customers' online orders, to serve its web business.
Governments are seeking to militarise cyberspace while citizens fight for the right to communicate and assemble freely online without state surveillance.
As a class, you might assemble an online photo gallery with annotated maps to be posted on your school's website, or organize a local species gallery show in a room at school where the community can be invited — and where they're encouraged to contribute.
Ms. Amacher's death was announced by Micah Silver and Robert The, artists and friends of Ms. Amacher who recently began assembling an online archive of her work at maryanneamacher.org.org
