The phrase "assembling a sufficient" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of gathering or putting together something that meets a certain level of adequacy or requirement.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling a sufficient number of resources to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "gathering an adequate" or "collecting enough".
These early warnings played a crucial role in assembling a sufficient number of colonial militia to inflict heavy damage on the British regulars later in the day.
One of the problems with assessing the effect of recession is assembling a sufficient time series of data on health outcomes.
Examples of dysfunctions observed included difficulties in assembling a sufficient patient panel for the NPs, or a non-functioning consultative model due to overly stringent interpretation of procedures for the NPs' practice; such dysfunctions were symptoms that the models needed to be reviewed and adapted [ 47].
This is one of the largest transcriptomic datasets currently available for any cnidarian [ 28, 67, 71- 85], and approximately 2.5 times the sequencing yield estimated to be sufficient for assembling a representative transcriptome [ 86].
As an initial example, we chose the FG domain of S. cerevisiae Nup100, because it is a well-studied Nup98 homolog that can restore a functional barrier in FG Nup-depleted Xenopus NPCs (Hülsmann et al., 2012), but it has not yet been tested if this domain is also sufficient for assembling a selective hydrogel in vitro.
It is fast becoming evident among festival producers that assembling a great musical lineup is not sufficient to maintain a steady stream of returning ticket buyers.
This type of circuit can easily be created on a standard prototyping board, but clamping the components together is sufficient for quickly assembling a voltage divider.
Time is a factor, because right now any entrepreneur who assembles a lot of sufficient size can — without any community review — match the height of the two towers, and there are at least a half dozen spots ripe for such development.
Will American consumers pay more for a product that is made in the U.S.A.? The big question is the ability to assemble a workforce with sufficient scale and flexibility to handle Apple's demand.
Start assembling an idea book.
