The phrase "assembled consortium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of organizations or individuals that have come together for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The assembled consortium of researchers will collaborate on the new environmental study to address climate change."
Alternatives: "formed consortium" or "established consortium".
A hastily assembled consortium of international banks and brokerage houses took possession of the faltering firm and pumped in $3.65 billion to prevent a disorderly collapse that could have panicked the credit markets and sent shock waves from small-town real estate offices to the halls of Government in Brazil.
Earlier this year, a compromise between the RIAA and a hastily assembled consortium of net music companies — collectively known as the Digital Music Association, or DiMA — staved off a clash over restrictions the RIAA was hoping to build into the language of the global copyright protection legislation known as the WIPO treaty.
Altus assembled a consortium of European investors, all trusted clients of Crédit Lyonnais.
The site had sat idle for 21 years before Mitsui assembled a consortium to help finance a $180 million investment in solar panels and wind turbines.
The German fund manager who says he is putting together a bid for Chelsea today said he had assembled a consortium of eight international investors interested in buying the club.
O'Brien's Digicel, which operates networks throughout the Caribbean, has assembled a consortium of investors that includes Soros, whose currency speculation "broke" the bank of England in 1992 and who is investing through his Quantum Strategic Partners fund, and Burmese property and financial services magnate Serge Pun.
He later assembled a consortium that is prepared to spend what it takes to get the Squeeze Box off the ground.
Former Los Angeles Dodger great Steve Garvey, who was finishing his playing career with the Padres, wondered who might join him if he assembled a consortium to buy the San Diego club.
To characterise the CPTI lines, we assembled a consortium of 22 different research groups in the UK who screened the lines in a variety of tissues and organs at various stages of development.
But Mr. Bronfman won them over, this person said, partly by dint of his hard work in assembling the consortium and managing the bid.
John Hemmings, a wealthy e-commerce and Internet businessman with political ambitions in the region, said he was trying to assemble a consortium to make a counterbid.
