The phrase "assembling ideas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gathering, organizing, or formulating thoughts or concepts, often in a creative or collaborative context.
Example: "During the brainstorming session, we focused on assembling ideas to develop a comprehensive marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "gathering thoughts" or "collating concepts."
In a new review of sexual selection, a special form of natural selection that leads to outlandish armament and decoration, Douglas J. Emlen, a biologist at the University of Montana, has assembled ideas on the evolutionary forces that have made animal weapons so diverse.
PAGE C6 SCIENCE BEHIND NATURE'S ARMS RACE, An Array of Driving Forces In a new review of sexual selection, the process that leads to outlandish armament and decoration, Douglas J. Emlen, a biologist at the University of Montana, has assembled ideas on the evolutionary forces that have made animal weapons so diverse.
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If so, then Democrats are missing opportunities to assemble ideas and allies in this conversation, ceding territory they should claim as theirs, and failing to mark off accurately the boundaries of that which is contested.
The template is intended to be a guide to assist the amateur researcher think, assemble ideas and write down in their own words what they intend to do.
Ignoring almost all of the source novel (a bitter tale of a broken Bond seeking revenge on Blofeld for killing his wife), You Only Live Twice was assembled from ideas thought up by the production team during a long location scout in Japan.
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I know we don't have a good architecture to assemble the ideas, but it is not obvious to me that we are missing components".
The diversity of styles seemed an obstacle to assemble their ideas, but the bonds of friendship led to them making something interesting.
