The phrase "assembles information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering, organizing, or compiling data or knowledge from various sources.
Example: "The research team assembles information from multiple studies to create a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "gathers information" or "compiles data".
Elizabeth Brandt, a Concordia High School student and CHESS summer intern, assembles information on the evolution of x-ray crystallography on this very informative website.
The Spamhaus Project, a private group that assembles information on spammers, lists Gaven Stubberfield as the eighth most prolific distributor of spam in the world.
It assembles information on the design and effects of these P4P systems and discusses whether evaluations of such programs allow preliminary conclusions to be drawn about the effects of P4P.
Farm Journal, for example, assembles information on individual subscribers—how many acres of what particular crops they have planted, how many head of cattle they own, and so on and then uses Donnelley's technology to tailor the editorial content and the advertising of each edition for the particular subscriber.
Microsoft, for its part, has funded extensive research in areas such as data mining and information retrieval, including a system that assembles information from the Web and a user's hard drive before he or she has even realized they need it.
Dr. David Hubel, who was half of an enduring scientific team that won a Nobel Prize for explaining how the brain assembles information from the eye's retina to produce detailed visual images of the world, died on Sunday in Lincoln, Mass.
The researchers assembled information on endometrial cancer in 107 countries.
Glanville looked over the assembled information during the flight.
He began to assemble information about her and plan an exhibition of her work.
The Caltrans engineers assemble information from all these venues into project files kept in three-ringed binders.
They assembled information on individual credit scores, incomes, age, home values and a slew of other underwriting factors.
