The phrase "assembled factory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a factory that has been put together or constructed, often referring to a facility that is ready for operation.
Example: "The new assembled factory is equipped with the latest technology to enhance production efficiency."
Alternatives: "constructed factory" or "built factory".
Workers say they frequently see patients toward the end of life making routinized motions with their hands, mimicking actions that were a habitual part of their lives, such as knitting, typing or assembling factory parts.
By replacing the circuit boards now assembled in factories, the technology would vastly compress a supply chain that spans the globe and employs hundreds of thousands of workers.
Clothes that are assembled in factories far from the mills that produced the fabrics and the stores that sell the finished products leave carbon footprints in their journey around the world.
The government could also urge the Chinese public not to buy American-brand cars like Chevrolets and Fords, even though those are built almost entirely from Chinese-made parts and assembled in factories in China.
Under this system, American raw materials are brought under bond into Mexico, assembled in factories known as maquiladoras, then exported back to the United States, which taxes only the value of the assembly labor.
Though Apple markets its high-end products as being "designed by Apple in California", the electronics are assembled at factories in China from components produced primarily in China, Japan and Taiwan, according to the MIT Technology Review.
Before it leaves one of China's megaports on a cargo ship, it's assembled in factories, raw materials processed in refineries, and the rare-earth minerals that are their fundamental beginnings, sought in the mines of Inner Mongolia.
The materials were procured from every continent in which ArcelorMittal operates and were assembled in a factory near Manchester.
And the parts are assembled at a factory in Ingersoll, Ontario, a joint venture between G.M. and Suzuki, another Japanese firm.
Manufactured homes are assembled at a factory and are transported to a site chosen by the owner.
At about the same time, Pentagon experts assembled a germ factory in the Nevada desert from commercially available materials.
