The phrase "assembling machines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of putting together machines or equipment, often in a manufacturing or engineering context.
Example: "The factory specializes in assembling machines for the automotive industry."
Alternatives: "building machines" or "constructing machines".
This is a fully assembled machine that costs about $3,000.
The price is $1,300 for a kit you put together yourself; a fully assembled machine costs $2,500.
The Musee des Beaux Arts de Nantes, 10, rue Georges-Clemenceau, will assemble "Machine Vision," art works from the past century that reflect on the creation of alternative universes.
The sound power of the assembled machine is then predicted using a 'virtual prototype' approach of combining motor and frame data in the computer.
As well as robots performing manual jobs, such as hoovering the living room or assembling machine parts, the development of artificial intelligence means computers are increasingly able to "think", performing analytical tasks once seen as requiring human judgment.
Along the dusty main drag of Mingliang village, the workshops that clanged with workers assembling mining machines were silent, their heavy red doors locked with chains.
After assembling the machine, a complicated task that required a knowledge of soldering, he and his 6-year-old son managed to print a bottle opener.
In their office in Sunnyvale, they are assembling the machine and training the computer-vision software to distinguish lettuce plants from weeds.
Scott Wiener, the centrist D.C.C.C. chairman who was ousted in 2008 by Mr. Peskin after a brutal intra-party struggle, warned in news reports at the time that Mr. Peskin was assembling "a machine that would make Willie Brown blush".
It is Dell Computer that has refined the logistics and inventory-control methods of selling computers by telephone and online, assembling each machine and shipping it within hours of the customer's order.
