The phrase "assembled a fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or collecting financial resources for a specific purpose, such as investment or charitable activities.
Example: "The organization assembled a fund to support local community projects and initiatives."
Alternatives: "created a fund" or "established a fund".
Mr. Ruggieri had assembled a fund for a nonprofit company called Brandon's Arms to buy out Bryco, using small donations raised over the Internet and contributions by several large donors.
She also suggested that a global health worker reserve corps could be assembled, a fund to strengthen health systems could be established, much like The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, and the UN could take a more active role in large infectious disease epidemics.
So on Thursday night, The Queens Tribune (where I worked as a writer, editor, typesetter and deliverer as youth) reported that its founder, Representative Gary L. Ackerman (a pretty wacky boss back in the late 1970s), had assembled a fund of more than $500 million to buy control of the Mets.
Mr. Forrester has taken the first steps toward uniting New Jersey's fractured Republican Party and assembling a fund-raising team.
Roswell has assembled a $360,000 fund to underpin a second program: a six-month tryout of American Eagle flights to Los Angeles International Airport.
Based on what she called the couple's moderately conservative attitude toward risk, Ms. Wagner assembled a mutual fund portfolio of three parts stocks to one part bonds.
He unified the party's various factions, assembled a formidable fund-raising machine and eventually helped engineer Mr. Pataki's victory over Mr. Cuomo in the 1994 governor's race.
Beyond that, Democrats are mounting credible challenges in as many as half a dozen other races and the governor has assembled a formidable fund-raising organization to rival that of the Senate Republicans.
To help poor countries facing rising food prices, the bank assembled a rapid-response fund of $1.5 billion that reached 40 million people, he said.
Two years ago, Ms. Miedzian, along with her husband, assembled a committee of fund-raisers and drew up a list of 44 candidates for a monument, like the writer Edith Wharton, Jane Cooke Wright, a chemotherapy researcher, and the muckraking journalist Ida Tarbell.
While such a combative public personality as Mr. Icahn's may run counter to the traditional image of hedge fund managers as secretive operators, he is simply the latest prominent financier who has looked to assemble a hedge fund in the last few months.
