The phrase "assembler of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that brings together various components or elements to create a whole, often in a technical or creative context.
Example: "As an assembler of innovative ideas, she transformed the project into a groundbreaking success."
Alternatives: "creator of" or "builder of".
After pre-processing, the 454 dataset were assembled with assembler of Newbler2.0.01.14; and the default parameters were applied.
The digested and stained DNA fragments were imaged and assembled by in built assembler of Map Manager to produce whole genome restriction maps, as described previously [ 13].
It includes both the GCC compiler (a highly optimizing C compiler that is the standard compiler on Linux, and also is the core of DJGPP, which was used to build the DOS versions of Doom and Quake) and GNU assembler, as well as the A68K assembler (which was historically the assembler of choice for most calcuatlor assembly programmers).
Filtered sequences were then assembled into clusters using the Inchworm assembler of the TRINITY r2001-5-13 package [ 23].
These raw data were assembled into clusters using the Inchworm assembler of the TRINITY r2001-5-13 pabovee, aboveove.
Filtered sequences were then assembled into clusters using the Inchworm assembler of the TRINITY r2011-5-13 packaget(Gralherr et al. 2011).
We elected to use the CLC de novo assembler as it has performed well in a number of previous Illumina-based transcriptome assemblies [ 25, 26] and is the assembler of choice in [ 22].
The de novo assembly was carried out by Inchworm, a de novo assembler of RNA-Seq in Trinity [ 19], which reconstructed 802, 216 de novo contigs from the 10 tissues (Table 1).
An anxious assembler of traditional markers of "electability" might note that she is openly lesbian.
Barredo, D. et al. An atom-by-atom assembler of defect-free arbitrary 2d atomic arrays.
For the most part, a general merchandise retailer is an assembler of other people's products.
