The phrase "assembling a full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of putting together a complete set or collection of items or components.
Example: "The team is currently assembling a full set of data for the project analysis."
Alternatives: "putting together a complete" or "creating a comprehensive".
Mr. Salama-Caro, who earns commissions on the sales, and his family have also started assembling a full catalog of Mr. Indiana's work.
But in assembling a full character out of a scrap heap of cliches, Ms. Dee gives the evening both its savory froth and its unexpected hints of depth.
In Mr. Trump's case, however, the recalibration is starker because of the extreme nature of the positions he had staked out on issues like China, Russia and the NATO alliance, as well as the Trump campaign's thin ranks of policy advisers and his slowness in assembling a full national security team in the White House.
"I really don't like music and he really doesn't like old bones," Leakey told the audience at last night's intimate fundraiser for the Turkana Basin Institute (T.B.I ., a non-profit organization dedicated to assembling a full fossil record of humanity's origins in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
Since NGS data is characterized by short sequencing reads, usually 25-100 base pairs (bp), constructing de novo assemblies from the reads is not trivial [10], and as illustrated by Butler et al., assembling a full genome from unpaired short-sequencing-reads is often theoretically impossible [11].
We keep the 10 best matches by RMSD for each fragment as part of the working set for assembling a full atomic structure.
Mr. Sophos spent the next couple of years assembling a full-time volunteer staff and buying and seeking donations of equipment.
I've also assembled a full mannequin with the mannequin limbs they've been sending me.
Module production requires bump bonding, wire bonding and gluing processes to finally assemble a full module.
Walton never assembled a full concert suite, but others did, including Muir Mattheson, whose version Walton conducted for a 1963 recording.
At Hoover's request, the bureau assembled a full report on Mr. Burdick a week after he was sworn in to the House in 1959.
