The phrase "assembling talents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to gathering or bringing together skilled individuals for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The company is focused on assembling talents from various fields to foster innovation and creativity."
Alternatives: "gathering skills" or "bringing together expertise".
Smythe spends his winters at Ringling offices in Rockefeller Center assembling talent.
If you presume that Nix only signed Fitzpatrick to that disastrous long-term contract because of Gailey's lobbying, then you have to admit that Buddy Nix has done a fantastic job assembling talent in Buffalo.
When it comes to assembling talent for the Derby, which can be wildly unpredictable because of the size of the field and the need for still-maturing 3-year-olds to run the classic distance of a mile and a quarter for the first time, no amount of riches may ever be enough.
As general manager, Krause was quite good at identifying and assembling talent, but he didn't recognize the N.B.A.'s new world order, in which signing other teams' players is the key to roster building, and in which shopping trumps scouting.
It's beginning to look a lot more likely that Apple is assembling talent in order to test the waters for actual hardware design and engineering, however.
Their dialogue tends to feel a little flat or on-the-nose, which is a shame when you have the assembled talents of Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Mark Sheppard and Jim Beaver (huzzah!) in front of the camera.
Neither Kimball nor the assembled talents at the National Review nor any standing member of Congress could make much hay of a story that would have paid for one of Helms's re-elections.
Among the assembled talent this year are the conga master Candido, the trumpeter Lew Soloff and the trombonists Slide Hampton and Steve Turre.
The problem with "Miss Lonelyhearts" is not its assembled talent but the different ways in which fiction and opera operate.
This was the first time such a story had been told in such breadth and detail, and with so much assembled talent.
