The phrase "assemble paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of gathering or putting together sheets of paper for a specific purpose, such as creating a document or report.
Example: "Before we start the meeting, please assemble the paper needed for the presentation."
Alternatives: "gather the paper" or "compile the paper".
We see the embedded philosophy bloom when students assemble papers as mash-ups from online snippets instead of thinking and composing on a blank piece of screen.
He also had them assemble papers, pick up mail, prepare adding machine totals and label, stuff and stamp envelopes.
If you haven't already caught them at their monthly residency at Ching-a-Lings, you can check the sharp work of their fine cutting skills for The Thousands, i-D Mag and Assemble Papers.
SELLING HISTORIC EPHEMERA Eric C. Caren, a manuscripts and ephemera collector in suburban New York, has spent four decades assembling paper evidence of five centuries' worth of global political and social shifts and major tragedies.
A process map was produced of the steps involved in assembling paper and electronic information for clinics in general in each hospital.
But instead of assembling papers, I'm writing for one.
There are 19 papers in this Special Issue, which has assembled papers dealing with the three main functions of the simplified cognitive cycle.
In particular, this special issue has assembled papers dealing with network considerations at large (both indoor and outdoor networks), with the cell layout adaptation (CLA) level (six papers), and with efficient techniques for the radio resource management and optimal transmission (EE-RRM-OT) layer (seven papers).
Hopefully, the assembled papers may serve as a further encouragement for teaching and researching global health.
Heather Melrose oversaw rodent immunohistochemistry, interpreted the data for the entire study, assembled Figures, co-wrote and assembled the paper.
