The phrase "assembled underneath" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe objects or components that have been put together or constructed in a position below something else.
Example: "The machinery was carefully assembled underneath the main structure to ensure stability and support."
Alternatives: "put together below" or "constructed beneath".
ChIP-seq determined TF binding events were assembled into CRMs (black bars) underneath the enriched regions (peaks).
Stabilization of blebs was initiated by the appearance of directional cortical flows from the weak actomyosin-network assembling underneath the bleb toward the cell cortex, which resulted in a failure of bleb retraction and ultimately led to stable cell polarization (Movie S4).
In the fourth round, Pacquiao opened a welt underneath Margarito's right eye, and the 41,734 assembled here rose to their collective feet, smelling knockout.
At the postsynaptic site, Zn2+ ions are recruited into large macromolecular platforms within the PSD, assembled by scaffolding molecules such as ProSAP2/Shank3 and ProSAP1/Shank2, thus modulating the structure of the protein meshwork underneath the postsynaptic membrane [23] [26].
Their uniform size, firm anchoring underneath the plasma membrane, and seemingly stable assembly into complexes that do not readily exchange subunits with a free cytoplasmic pool suggests that eisosomes, once assembled, are static structures.
Angioblasts are initially specified in the lateral plate mesoderm and migrate between the somites towards the midline, where they coalesce and assemble the DA and the CV underneath the notochord (NC).
Taylor is in entertainment mode in this piece, assembling a group of ragamuffins and setting them dancing to Depression classics such as Underneath the Arches.
Playing underneath a large screen that would take the audience on a journey to and from Plastic Beach, each song was accompanied by a video and animation that Hewlitt would assemble for the show.
