The phrase "assembled onto a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of putting together or attaching components to a specific surface or structure.
Example: "The components were carefully assembled onto a sturdy base to ensure stability."
Alternatives: "attached to a" or "mounted on a".
b 'Second assembly': Solexa/Illumina data were assembled onto a backbone of PAVE contigs using an iterative assembly procedure outlined in Methods.
We also analyze the mechanism underlying the incisive change in dielectrophoretic force fields when a single SWNT bundle has assembled onto a contact position, leading to a reproducible directed assembly that is self-limiting in forming single SWNT bundle devices.
Second, Solexa/Illumina reads were iteratively assembled onto a backbone of PAVE contigs using a de Brujin graph assembly tool, which is better suited for large amounts of short reads and much faster than PAVE.
The lenses are assembled onto a ceramic package using pick-and-place production tools.
The rGO sheets were covalently assembled onto a silicon surface by mutilayer deposition.
Finally, the optimal process parameters were employed to fabricate a stiffened diaphragm, which was then assembled onto a speaker.
Streptavidin AuNPs coated with biotinylated DNA capture probe 1 (AuNPs probe 1) were firstly assembled onto an gold electrode through 1,3-propanedithiol.
An AFM tip is assembled onto an acrylic nanotool-post in a reverse configuration, where the tip is directly supported.
The cluster is first assembled onto an intermediate scaffold protein.
Based on these findings, it was suggested that the mechanism of IME requires that the splicing machinery will be at least partly assembled onto an intron, even if it is unable to complete its task [ 1].
The fluorescence microscopy images showed that a large number of cells, mostly composed of CD45-positive cells, assembled onto the Ad-SiNWS.
