The phrase "assembling parts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, manufacturing, or any situation where components are being put together.
Example: "The engineer is responsible for assembling parts of the new machine to ensure it functions properly."
Alternatives: "putting together components" or "constructing elements".
The low-lying sculptures here were made by cutting up and assembling parts of wood pallets.
"It's a big step between assembling parts and producing them," Mr. Girardin said.
By the time she quits her stultifying job assembling parts for ventilator units in this rust-belt Ohio township, she's started to drink.
Every day for years, he walked several blocks each way to work in a factory, assembling parts by feel, until he started to get headaches.
Among Japanese makers, Sumitomo is making wiring harnesses for cars, Minebea is assembling parts for cellphones and Denso is about to start production of motorcycle ignition components.
The coalition's much-touted manufacturing renaissance is so far confined to a roundabout of hi-tech firms in east London, and British industry remains largely a bit-player, making and assembling parts for foreign companies.
In translocating ("sliding") adhesions, the distal part of the adhesion has a slower mobile fraction, whereas the proximal, assembling part shows complete recovery (8).
Rather than toil on lengthy assembly lines, small groups of workers assemble parts in semicircular areas the company calls supercells.
The growth in manufacturing jobs extends to companies that assemble parts, like CPI Aero in Edgewood.
The finest Kamakura period sculpture is a seamless union of meticulously crafted and assembled parts.
There he leads a team that assembles parts for wind turbines, earning slightly less than he did at United States Steel, which laid him off from his crane operator's job after 25 years.
