The phrase "assembling material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering or putting together various components or resources for a specific purpose, such as a project or presentation.
Example: "The team is currently focused on assembling material for the upcoming conference to ensure a comprehensive presentation."
Alternatives: "gathering resources" or "collecting materials."
Ms. Regan says in the suit, though, that when she realized the company had been assembling material with which to justify firing her she called a company lawyer.
He began assembling material for "The Meaning of Night" 30 years ago and completed this volume in the shadow of serious illness.
About a dozen researchers produced the new study over the last two months by assembling material from the longer report that addressed the conspiracy claims.
But his interests were wide; he was assiduous in assembling material, including inscriptions; and Polybius's charge of ignorance and willful dishonesty is unjust.
They were preparing a book titled "Exploring the Deep Frontier" for the National Geographic Society, and Giddings was assembling material for an ABC television special to be called "Mysteries of the Sea".
They were preparing a book titled "Exploring the Deep Frontier" for the National Geographic Society, and Giddings was assembling material for an ABC television special to be called "Mysteries of the Sea". For both these projects, Sylvia wanted to use a diving system called Jim often referred to as a Jim suit which recently had been modernized by the British engineer Graham Hawkes.
In preparation, he is assembling materials like empty bottles, sorted by color in supermarket carts that dot the immediate yard.
Assists in planning and executing meetings, including copying, collating and assembling materials; scheduling; making room reservations and food orders.
Instead, the official said, Cohen-Watnick was assembling materials out of concern that intelligence information on U.S. persons was being shared too widely and that unmasking rules were being abused.
Iris Eichenberg examines the psychological effect of transition to a new culture by assembling materials from different elements of an interior such as flooring, wall coverings and furniture into brooches and neck pieces.
Year One: Students begin assembling materials for their portfolios.
