The phrase "assembled into groups" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the action of gathering or organizing items, people, or concepts into specific collections or categories.
Example: "The students were assembled into groups based on their project topics to facilitate collaboration."
Alternatives: "organized into clusters" or "gathered into teams."
After pasting, the plates can be assembled into groups and placed directly into a battery case.
Suspensions of fluorescent chemical sensors containing magnetic components were assembled into groups or "swarms" of sensors using magnetic tweezers.
Proteins with shared peptides were assembled into groups to assess the redundancy issue.
Results were assembled into groups of 100 by expected copy number and 600 were examined by a manual editor.
Sigmodontine genera have been traditionally assembled into groups, most of which are formally recognized tribes [ 9– 11] that greatly differ in specific and ecological diversity [ 9].
ESTs present on one or more homoeologues of group 1 (1,123) and group 5 (1,247) chromosomes were assembled into groups of similar, overlapping ESTs (contigs) using CAP3 software [ 84] to reduce gene redundancy.
All markers were assembled into linkage groups, and the 12 linkage groups corresponded to the 12 known chromosomes of T. californicus.
Select primer pairs for loci that showed polymorphism among strains were evaluated and assembled into multiplex groups of four or five loci per group.
The components are often assembled into larger groups of parts or modules (a complete instrument panel, for example) and sent to the assembly plant in the exact sequence and at the exact time needed.
Assembled into nine groups, they were then prodded to devise moneysaving ideas.
He will remain with the company as he transitions the teams and ongoing strategic projects within his organization – bringing the great innovations and great innovators he's assembled into the groups driving our business.
