The phrase "assembled version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a version of something that has been put together or constructed from various parts or components.
Example: "The assembled version of the model was much more impressive than the individual pieces."
Alternatives: "constructed version" or "compiled version".
To successfully enter as ASM program, you would have to type it in using the "ASCII" format of it, which means that you would have to see the machine code version of it, most likely by assembling it on a computer and viewing the output of the assembler (or by examining the assembled version of a program that was already released).
This probably reflects the fact that the intracellular antibody is a heterogeneous mixture containing all forms of the antibody at different stages of maturation, folding, and assembly, whereas only the fully folded and assembled version is secreted into the medium.
It is a little more expensive than previous models, $1,750 for a fully assembled version.
Google released the Jump design for free, and GoPro started selling a fully assembled version of the device late this year.
The 72,000-square meter, or 775,000-square-foot, A350 facility in Toulouse, in the southwest of France, currently houses a fully assembled version of the plane that will be used for ground tests, as well as the fuselage and vertical tail plane of the first flyable A350 — one of a fleet of five to be used in flight tests.
The team hopes to have a fully functioning and assembled version together in the next few months.
De novo sequences were assembled using Velvet assembler version 0.7.34 (2) (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/~zerbino/velvet/) by varying several parameters.
The 454 reads were then assembled using wgs-assembler version 6.0.
Ferrara threatened to sue IFC after it assembled a version of his film, based on the Dominique Strauss-Kahn scandal, without his involvement.
He overwrote the former shack, and assembled his version with driftwood and stone from the shoreline.
The assembled genome (version 1.0) was predicted to contain 27,148 protein-coding genes.
