The phrase "assembled materials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to materials that have been put together or compiled for a specific purpose, such as in construction, manufacturing, or project preparation.
Example: "The engineer reviewed the assembled materials before starting the construction process to ensure everything was in order."
Alternatives: "compiled resources" or "constructed components".
The organizers have assembled materials for teachers and others who want to participate.
The assembled materials presented good film formation ability.
This evolved into the areas of nanostructures and chemically assembled materials, with an emphasis on the thermodynamics of size and shape.
By possessing a sheet of paper (or a piece of candy another of Gonzalez-Torres's assembled materials) from an artwork, the viewer collaborates with the artist in demystifying the art object while participating in the universal modern consumer experience.
AIM was an initiative that assembled materials suppliers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and government and academic researchers in a collaborative, distributed effort to build designer knowledge bases for metallic systems and composite airframe materials.
Thus, besides practically all MSi12 clusters (exceptions being HfSi12, ZrSi12), also some MSi10 such as VSi10, NiSi10, PdSi10, NbSi10 and AgSi10, are promising candidates as building blocks for cluster assembled materials.
It's a lack of confidence not just in the assembled material but in his own creative power.
The English musicologist David Drew assembled material from the third and fourth acts into an excerpt called "Propheten" ("Prophets"), which was performed in 1989 in London.
A fascination with composer memorials prompted numerous holidays, during which he and his second wife, Julie Anne, assembled material for a guide, Calling On The Composer, to be published later this year.
Indeed coassembly of C-GFAP with intact GFAP, even at a 50%50%% ratio did not change the sedimentation characteristics of the assembled material.
The Toxicology Information Program at the National Library of Medicine began gathering toxicological information and compiling data banks to allow searching and comparison of the assembled material.
