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The phrase "assembled from a plurality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is made up of multiple components or elements.
Example: "The device was assembled from a plurality of parts sourced from different manufacturers."
Alternatives: "constructed from multiple" or "composed of several".
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It's assembled from a plurality of events and situations that happen to the people around me. Everything I do is a single act.
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"Average Joe". A cast assembled from something created by Craig Newmark?
In 1970, at USP João Paulo Monteiro managed to start Ciência e Filosofia, a journal dedicated to logic and philosophy of science from a plurality of perspectives.
This means that all things, including mental events, arise co-dependently from a plurality of other causes and conditions.
Allawi's Iraqiya coalition managed to assemble a wafer-thin plurality of ninety-one parliamentary seats; Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's State of Law Alliance had eighty-nine.
Following from this, a plurality of hubs may be identified [19, 38].
The result is a plurality of pluralisms.
We assembled a fiber from two protofibrils.
Today, as the black population edges downward from a majority toward a plurality, the capital's residents remain at the mercy of Congress.
The reason parallels the situation in the UK, where David Cameron returned with a majority of seats conjured from a bare plurality of votes.
Councilors are elected from their own respective wards based on a plurality voting system; a councilor from each ward serves on the Norman City Council.
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