The phrase "assemble proof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or compiling evidence or documentation to support a claim or argument.
Example: "In order to strengthen our case, we need to assemble proof that supports our allegations."
Alternatives: "compile evidence" or "gather documentation".
Implementation of Leonard's new AI system was halted so the team could quickly assemble proof-of-concept demos; publisher Eidos Interactive had grown skeptical over the team's vision.
Then, as if to assemble further proof of their father's evildoing, the brothers visited additional prophets and n'angas, traveling hours to meet some of them.
They assembled the proof for the senator that they were ready: they had compiled fund-raising lists, devised media strategies, scheduled issues briefings.
From those beginnings, the Pics.io crew assembled its proofs together into a basic prototype, and began shopping that around to the photographer community it had built strong ties to with TopTechPhoto, its Lightroom plugin-company.
I know Who mailed the anthrax!" He did not identify the perpetrator but said he was close to assembling the final proof.
He will not like a proposal to allow more federally funded stem-cell research, but Ms Pelosi thinks she can assemble a veto-proof two-thirds majority for it.
The bill's supporters believe they can assemble a veto-proof majority for the measure, which Mr Bush opposes.Chasing in vainJamaica's police confirmed that Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's cricket coach, died of natural causes and was not murdered, as they had at first claimed.
Each plant was confined to a cage assembled with insect proof net, and 20 nymphs of aphids were inoculated on tobacco leaves.
But in 1949 Dr. Cordasco assembled several layers of proof that the writings were by Laughton Macleane, a regimental surgeon with the British Army in the French and Indian War and later private secretary of Lord Shelburne, who himself had been suspected of being Junius.
Assembling a veto-proof majority has long been the goal of opponents of the Iran deal.
Both the nation and the world will expect this, and they will judge the administration's actions on the quality of the proof it can assemble to show that something deadly was about to happen without immediate intervention.
