The phrase "assembled correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the proper arrangement or construction of items, such as furniture, machinery, or components.
Example: "Before using the device, please ensure that all parts are assembled correctly to avoid any malfunctions."
Alternatives: "put together properly" or "constructed accurately."
In theory, for the whole genome assemblers, if repeats and nonrepeats are assembled correctly and completely, their copies are estimated correctly.
Manual inspection of contigs based on mate pair validity showed contigs/scaffolds up to 12kb were consistently assembled correctly.
After making sure all parts were assembled correctly, the mechanical speed control, speed control servo, and radio receiver module were all removed.
The detector is split at a molecular level into signal-silent components which, before a signal is generated, must be assembled correctly into a particular three-dimensional arrangement.
Giles suggests that Piketty has made mistakes in the way he assembled and presented the data, and that when they are assembled correctly, the wealth share of the richest 1% and 10% in Britain and other countries has been relatively stable since 1980, because of errors and inaccuracies in the way Piketty has presented the data.
That is, meat moist with fat and cooking juices making it is tender enough for you to take a smooth, clean bite from your burrito, getting a good mouthful of the meat and a little of each of the - if it has been assembled correctly - evenly distributed secondary ingredients.
However, the generation of such antibodies still appears to be demanding due to their specific architecture comprising four different polypeptide chains that need to assemble correctly.
Consequently, many times the manufacturing process results in line stoppers; parts not assembling correctly; endless engineering change orders; pruning, grooming, tuning to get the part out of the door.
Having established that transiently expressed U1 snRNP-specific proteins assemble correctly into mature snRNP, we asked next whether they co-localise when co-expressed in Arabidopsis protoplasts.
Telomeres are particularly complex and repetitive, and thus very difficult to assemble correctly.
Nevertheless, the question remains as to if they could assemble correctly into a functional kidney after the generation of all progenitors from hPSCs.
