The phrase "assembled for years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been put together or constructed over a long period of time.
Example: "The model train set was meticulously assembled for years, showcasing the dedication of its creator."
Alternatives: "built over many years" or "constructed for several years".
Howe has been assembling, for years, a private American history made from ellipses, marginalia, scraps, discards, and erasures.
Upload all the photos of the cosplay outfits no one knows you've been assembling for years.
Nonetheless, Keynes was initially skeptical about the proposed meeting at Bretton Woods, which he referred to, before arriving in New Hampshire, as ''the most monstrous monkey house assembled for many years.'' The majority of the invitees "will merely encumber the ground," he wrote to a British colleague.
Around the world last weekend, Scots and their sympathisers assembled for the 190 year-old ritual of the Burns Supper, to toast the "immortal memory" of Robert Burns over a fine dish of haggis.
The Kloudless management team looks like a bunch of people assembled for a five-year high school reunion.
So we will very much be back to this space where people have been assembling for 800 years next year.
Relieved of her cast, Ms. Scott arrived at the Hudson Hotel with a vintage Hermes Birkin bag, a green Hermes cashmere throw with which to dress her minimalist hotel bed and 25 outfits she designed, most made from antique fabrics drawn from an archive she has been assembling for 15 years.
From the famous cast of characters she assembled for her parties over the years, she hired a young RuPaul and launched him into downtown stardom long before he was an Emmy-winner with a hit Television show and several more in production.
Congratulate everyone assembled for the evening-long restraint (two years running) they showed in not making a single "I Am Sam" joke.
Product may also be assembled for export.
