The phrase "assembled work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a work that has been put together from various components or contributions, often in the context of creative or collaborative projects.
Example: "The exhibition featured an assembled work that combined elements from different artists, showcasing their unique styles."
Alternatives: "compiled work" or "collaborative piece".
With a strong storytelling foundation in place, Sandberg gets to watch the talent he's assembled work their magic.
Meanwhile, as ATLAS is being assembled, work has started preparing for a proposed luminosity upgrade to the LHC (Super-LHC) expected to be implemented around 2015.
It is also typical of this eccentrically assembled work that the Sondheim song from which it takes its name is not fully discussed here, having been written after 1981.
These latent edge numbers, which are imprinted successively once per foot on the film border, enable the negative matcher to conform the assembled work print to the original footage.
Jack, in practical mechanics, portable hand-operated device for raising heavy weights through short distances, exerting great pressures, or holding assembled work firmly in position, as in jacking up a building to prevent settling or keeping it in position while replacing a foundation.
Andersen has so far assembled work papers -- files and notes from the firm's audit, tax and consulting work at Enron -- that cover the period from 1997 to 2001; some work papers date back to 1932 and cover work that Andersen did for Enron's predecessor companies.
But the assembled works are routine.
The assembled works make this case only intermittently.
For the main exhibition, Ms. de Zegher assembled works by 72 artists from around the world.
At Luxembourg & Dayan "Unpainted Paintings" assembled works by 32 artists who declined to rest on that medium's laurels.
Oh, but Don Luis overseeing the assembled works of Michael Curtiz, with all that Warners money at his disposal?
