The phrase "assemble reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of gathering or compiling various reports into one document or collection.
Example: "Before the meeting, please assemble the reports from each department to present a comprehensive overview."
Alternatives: "compile reports" or "gather reports".
Robin Wright targets Congo's 'conflict minerals' violence with new campaign Banknotes assemble, reports Guardian business reporter Sam Thielman.
He has assembled a list of potentially affected Xerox hardware, and has begun to assemble reports of this issue in equipment from other manufacturers, too.
Another Kurdish official, who worked as a liaison to the United States military during its relief operation in northern Iraq in the early 1990's, said he helped sort and assemble reports for American officials in Dohuk and Erbil.
She is a senior writer in New York with the Capital Guardian Trust Company, a Los Angeles company for which she assembles reports for clients about market trends, investment managers and portfolio reviews.
Mr. Browne said the Police Department "assembled reports," in 2006 and 2007, on Muslim student associations' activity from whatever information it could glean in the public domain.
Roth heads a collaborative project, dedicated to Monkkonen, called the Historical Violence Database, which has assembled reports of murders in several of the original thirteen colonies; nineteenth-century records from five states, seven cities, and thirty-four counties; and a wealth of twentieth-century statistics, chiefly from the Uniform Crime Reports kept by the F.B.I. beginning in 1930.
Many think tanks, no longer bastions of wonkiness and long-term studies, operate like partisan fighters, armed with rapid-response teams and quickly assembled reports.
In this century, we are all historians, researching, comprehending, assembling, reporting and storytelling".
The mixed patterns of association when health insurance was compared with a USC illustrate the importance of measuring access to all health care services and not just disease-specific care when one is assembling "report cards" on the progress of diabetic care.
The Fertility/Early Pregnancy Compromise Work Group of the Collaborative on Health and the Environment (CHE) is now working to assemble these reports in a searchable abstracts library.
In this study on the history of malaria control in Vietnam, we assemble annual reporting on malaria case counts, coverage with insecticide-treated nets (ITN) and indoor residual spraying (IRS), and drug purchases by provincial malaria control programs from 1991 to 2010 in Vietnam's 20 southern provinces.
