The phrase "assembled to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a group or items are gathered or prepared for the purpose of entering a place or situation.
Example: "The team was assembled to enter the conference room for the important meeting."
Alternatives: "gathered to proceed" or "prepared to enter".
Most of this can, and should, be assembled prior to entering the bathroom.
The conversation continued by e-mail that summer, and during the next school year, Mr. Duvall and the others assembled to rehearse when breaks allowed or when opportunities to play concerts or enter competitions arose.
The plasma-treated channel was filled with PBS, and then fabricated hydrogel units were assembled by being adjusted to enter into grooves and bridge structures.
By the evening of 5 April, the forces intended to enter southern Yugoslavia and Greece had been assembled.
His officials held these audiences anyway, rising before dawn every third day, assembling outside the Gate of Brightening Administration — only to enter the throne room and kowtow to an empty chair.
The United Nations has assembled a new team of arms inspectors that is ready to enter Iraq within weeks, raising the prospect of another confrontation with President Saddam Hussein over his weapons programs.
Tierney tried again to enter the media industry in March 2006 when he assembled a group of mostly former clients or people that are with him on the board of the Episcopal Academy to buy Philadelphia Newspapers Inc.
One feasible way is cooperative entry, i.e., recruiting and assembling multiple small NPs to form a larger NP cluster to enter into a cell.
To enter the competition, students and teachers first assemble original proposals that are evaluated by a committee of scientists for scientific merit, creativity, feasibility, and potential commercial application.
The procedure of assembling a query was designed such that the user will be prompted to enter query settings in a cascade model.
