The phrase "assemble orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, inventory management, or any situation where orders need to be gathered or put together for processing or fulfillment.
Example: "The warehouse staff will assemble orders for shipment at the end of the day."
Alternatives: "compile orders" or "gather orders".
The main aim of this work was to assemble ordered arrays of nanowires with enhanced anisotropy.
Meanwhile, blue-jacketed workers were busy assembling orders of sold flowers by hooking the carts in a train behind scooters to be hauled away and processed for shipping.
The mitochondria-related scaffold information was used to re-assemble, order and orientate the mitochondrial contigs in our mitochondrial genome assembly, and for primer design to facilitate PCR amplification across gaps.
Peptides serve as organic templates for conjugating biorecognition elements, and assembling ordered nanoparticle arrays and hybrid supramolecular structures.
These isothermal transitions between dynamic disorder and self-assembled ordered states illustrate that the interplay between passive crosslinking and molecular motor activity plays a substantial role in dynamic cellular organization.
Alphabot helps with this by automatically bringing items from storage to Walmart's store staff, who then assemble customers' orders.
By carefully managing its own suppliers, Quanta is able to assemble each order within 48 hours.
We are unable to assemble complete, ordered monolayers of the nitro-functionalized OPE switch molecules due to their typical disorder and their limited stability in air.
By assembling first-order terms, we obtain the evolution equation for the zeroth-order membrane potential, namely d U ( 0 ) d x = − g − T ( 0 ) F ( U ( 0 ) ). (22).
Assemble-to-order (ATO) systems refer to a manufacturing process in which a customer must first place an order before the ordered item is manufactured.
