The phrase "assembled quickly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the speed at which something is put together or constructed.
Example: "The furniture was assembled quickly, allowing us to enjoy our new living room in no time."
Alternatives: "put together swiftly" or "constructed rapidly."
Due to the high working speed of robots, even small elements can be assembled quickly onsite.
A simpler approach is to build smaller satellites that can be assembled quickly and cheaply.
The concrete components are affordable and "structurally efficient" and can be assembled quickly, Mr. García said.
Nor could it be assembled quickly enough to calm current fears.
The Republican energy package was assembled quickly last week after lawmakers returned from a spring recess punctuated by public complaints about the rapidly rising cost of gas.
It has been designed for the use of junior trainees in Hand surgery dealing with the routine hand trauma cases and can be assembled quickly and cheaply.
So it is her job to invent desserts that people can assemble quickly and easily.
What was supposed to be a day of celebration, marking a government that took nine weeks after the elections to assemble, quickly turned into a national drama.
Its network layers can be re-assembled quickly into new products as the world changes.
There is only one company in the world who is not just planning this system...it already has in place the ingredients that Waymo can assemble quickly with the characteristics listed above.
Based on what I am seeing in the technology space, the premium on speed and innovation means that work will be highly collaborative, iterative and performed by teams that can assemble and dis-assemble quickly, responding in real time to external and internal signals.
