The word "assemblies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who come together for a common purpose, such as a meeting, a demonstration, or a religious ceremony. For example, "The school held assemblies every week to discuss current events and promote student involvement."
In a report on increasing Scotland's autonomy short of independence, Campbell suggested England would get its own parliament and network of regional assemblies within a new federal structure for the UK.
Let's draw on the experiences of Occupy internationally, UK Uncut and the assemblies' movement that has swept Spain.
It is an attempt by some inside the movements to reconcile statements written and endorsed in the different assemblies around the world.
He often reports on complaints across the country of grassroots troops passing out Bibles on school grounds or hosting Christian rock bands at school assemblies.
One such project in La Lima, Honduras to install solar panels on houses enabled communities to organise regular assemblies – usually at night – to discuss how to upgrade their basic amenities.
The Liberal Democrats are considering proposing "home rule" for England and new regional assemblies as part of the party's manifesto for the next general election.
Public sector trade unions should take the initiative and call local assemblies of community groups, anti-cuts campaigns and other activists.
These assemblies could draw up, or even commission, work on policy alternatives to an unsustainable, divisive capitalism that promotes inequality.
It was a hard and long process, full of compromises; this statement is offered to people's assemblies around the world for discussions, revisions and endorsements.
He then could not guarantee that the prime minister would meet Citizens UK once a year, attend two assemblies or provide a cabinet minister to liaise with the forum.
In the immediate aftermath of the war, with Germany quartered among the victors, old sporting clubs were banned, and large assemblies of people were outlawed.
