The phrase "assembling from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of gathering or putting together components or elements that originate from various sources.
Example: "The artist is assembling from different materials to create a unique sculpture."
Alternatives: "gathering from" or "collecting from".
Justice for All marchers will be assembling from 10.15a.m outside the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand in London.
Jeremy Denk's wonderful piece about the arduous process of assembling from many takes an ideal recording of Charles Ives's "Concord" Sonata reminded me why many great performers — Artur Schnabel and Otto Klemperer, to name two — hated the process of recording ("Flight of the Concord," February 6th).
It might let you see things like steam flowing back into a tea kettle or Humpty Dumpty spontaneously assembling from a jumble of broken pieces that appear to "reverse the arrow of time". The paper in question describes a quantum-computing version of such a video running in reverse.
Mr Sharma foresees the rise of "distributed manufacturing" with, for instance, fewer giant plants and more small ones assembling from pre-fabricated modules closer to the end-user.The three-day car?There has been a big change within the car industry in the way that orders are handled.
In contrast, owing to our de novo strategy of residue assembling from the rotamer library, MODPEP can achieve good performances for peptides of all lengths (Table 4).
Last year, researchers working to synthesize the genome of a strain of yeast began to eye a much bigger prize: assembling from scratch the 3 billion base pairs of DNA that drive a human cell.
Monolayers of polyamidoamine (PAMAM) dendrimers (generations 3.5 through 10) are prepared via electrostatic self-assembling from water solutions.
The micro-structure ordering of the π conjugated polymer film self-assembling from solution governs its electrical characteristics and performances for organic electronics.
This model was assembled from 18 scans.
Contiguous sequences assembled from sequencing reads.
Summary figure: Tiny, nanoscale DNA structures assembled from DNA bricks.
