The phrase "assembling support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of gathering or building a network of assistance or backing for a project, idea, or initiative.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling support from various stakeholders to ensure the success of the new initiative."
Alternatives: "gathering support" or "building support".
Much will depend on the administration's skill in assembling support for its new stance, in Congress and internationally.
The letter, addressed to President Bush, opens with a statement of gratitutde and support for his leadership in assembling support for the fight against terrorism.
But Holder appeared to defuse some of the criticism by assembling support from a broad, bipartisan law enforcement coalition and telling senators that he regretted his actions in the 2001 pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich.
The former Massachusetts absentee-governor's tenure, a big chunk of which was spent outside the state assembling support for Romney's national ambitions, can hardly be called a success; his deputy's trouncing in the November '06 gubernatorial elections, in which she was flooded with virtually unlimited money, attests to that.
Because that is what you are handed each time you pick up and move somewhere new — building blocks for a new life that you are responsible for assembling". Support programming focused on enhancing the student experience, including residence hall activities and career fairs.
The foundation has pledged to fight the road's construction and has assembled support from surfing and other sources, including a $30,000 donation from the rock band Pearl Jam.
In his quest for the Republican nomination, Cruz has united the party's evangelical and Tea Party wings and assembled support from a variety of influential figures on the right.
The board would be aware of the numerous testimonial letters that had been written by distinguished Academy members and Oscar winners over the three years we had assembled support.
Here we propose that human friendship is caused, in part, by cognitive mechanisms designed to assemble support groups for potential conflicts.
Along this route, that combines nano-patterning with bottom-up assembly, we have used micro-contact printing (μCP) for fabricating self assembled supported phospholipids membranes that can mimic cell membranes and their compartments due to the ability of the technique to shape domains at the micron scale.
Those size thresholds were chosen based on analysis of a preliminary assembly in which all reads within those size ranges failed to assemble, supporting the interpretation that they might represent sequencing artifacts.
