The phrase "assembled a suite of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering or creating a collection of related items, tools, or software components.
Example: "The development team assembled a suite of applications to enhance productivity across the organization."
Alternatives: "created a collection of" or "compiled a set of".
So if you're a geek or do-it-yourselfer, you can assemble a suite of tools that does everything OneCare does with more control and at far lower cost (though with far more effort).
Bogdan argues that the sociocultural tasks and practices that children must assimilate and engage in competently demand the development of an intuitive psychology (also known as theory of mind or mind reading); the intuitive psychology assembles a suite of executive abilities (intending, controlling, monitoring, and so on) that install self-consciousness and drive its development.
The different types of gear create a challenge in compiling species lists, because standardization is not possible and it is rarely possible to assemble a full suite of sampling gear and appropriate scientific specialists to sample the complete range of organisms at a given location.
On the other hand, Drake says his bigger customers have been paying thousands per month to assemble a similar suite of Web security upgrades.
Drawing on the Inventions and Sinfonias, as well as a handful of Preludes and Fugues from the first book of "The Well-Tempered Clavier," he assembled a group of suites in related keys.
In 1938, Manuel Rosenthal assembled the popular ballet Gaîté Parisienne from his own orchestral arrangements of melodies from Offenbach's stage works, and in 1953 the same composer assembled a symphonic suite, Offenbachiana, also from music by Offenbach.
ghSMART has assembled a data set of assessments of over 18,000 C-suite executives across all major industry sectors and company sizes.
ghSmart has assembled a database of assessments of 17,000 C-suite executives including more than 2,000 CEOs which covers all major industry sectors and a full range of company sizes.
Every working critic could easily assemble, from discarded letters and deleted emails, a suite of variations on the themes of "You're just jealous" and "I'd like to see you do better".
