The phrase "assembling equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of putting together or setting up various tools or devices for a specific purpose.
Example: "The team spent the morning assembling equipment for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "putting together gear" or "setting up apparatus".
Scientists and engineers around the world are assembling equipment that will help us detect more gravitational waves, and understand more about those that we find.
A replacement valve was installed, but today crews had trouble assembling equipment to test it, officials with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said.
Opportunities are rare, however, for students to experience the full spectrum of space science investigation: developing and assembling equipment, planning observations, obtaining and recording data in coordination with other observers, analyzing data and, finally, publishing results.
When the two women saw crews assembling equipment to remove the posts, they went into action.
The WrestleMania set was built by a crew of roughly 400 workers over two weeks, assembling equipment carried by 85 semi-trailer trucks.
(Nurse, Dispensary C). "See this scar, one time I was conducting delivery during night using mobile phone torch, I couldn't see the surgical blade I used to cut the umbilical cord and when I was assembling equipment, I cut myself unknowingly, thank God the woman was safe without HIV".
At the Canadian Space Agency exhibition, visitors can try a replica of the remote-controlled arm developed to assemble equipment in space.
Six days after the fire the company managed to go through with its performances in Brussels with hastily assembled equipment.
At SXSW concert promoters can sample bands that are being, in essence, battle tested: playing abbreviated sets on hastily assembled equipment to unfamiliar audiences in Austin's peculiarly shaped clubs.
Xu had said he could assemble equipment and technology to capture carbon dioxide from a coal plant for $16 a ton, a figure Mohler marvelled at as "shockingly low". So Mohler invited Xu to the United States to run the numbers on a Duke power plant in Gibson County, Ind . Adetailed engineering study was done in late 2012.
Computer Motion's technology is an offshoot of a NASAproject intended to assemble equipment remotely in space.
