The phrase "assembling language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the construction or formulation of language, whether in writing, programming, or linguistics.
Example: "The process of assembling language is crucial for creating coherent and effective communication in any written work."
Alternatives: "constructing language" or "building language".
The temptation is simply to assemble language and forgo the hard work of trying to penetrate it.
Striving to assemble language into art, I want to construct an imaginative world that is entirely my own, which is neither confessional nor abstract.
Buddhaghosa sought permission to synthesize the assembled Sinhalese-language commentaries into a comprehensive single commentary composed in the Pali language.
(Smith) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'Ecstatic Alphabets/Heaps of Language' (through Aug. 27) In a drawing from 1966, "Heaps of Language," Robert Smithson assembled a pyramid of words about words: "Language" at the apex, supported by "phraseology speech," "tongue lingo vernacular" and on down through a base of synonyms.
(Schwendener) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'Ecstatic Alphabets/Heaps of Language' (closes on Monday) In a drawing from 1966, "Heaps of Language," Robert Smithson assembled a pyramid of words about words: "Language" at the apex, supported by "phraseology speech," "tongue lingo vernacular" and on down through a base of synonyms.
In a drawing from 1966, "Heaps of Language," Robert Smithson assembled a pyramid of words about words: "Language" at the apex, supported by "phraseology speech," "tongue lingo vernacular," and on down through a base of synonyms.
A balanced scorecard based system, therefore, provides both a template and a common language for assembling and communicating information about value creation.
At times, it seemed essentially exploratory, as if Greenberg were assembling the elements of language rather than writing a poem, much less a novel.
You create a constituency of angry rightwing voters, assembled around using language no respectable politician could utter, and you switch them on, or off, against the government of the day as long as that government does your bidding.
Preceding the arrival of the shipping crates containing the Te Papa treasures, crews at the Natural History Museum received specific instructions regarding their proper handling: no stacking of crates, no sitting or standing on same, no food or drink, no photography of the sperm-whale skeleton until fully assembled, no salty language.
