The phrase "assembling the kind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to gathering or creating a specific type or category of something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling the kind of resources needed for the project."
Alternatives: "gathering the type" or "collecting the category".
But there's no indication that, at 73, he's assembling the kind of data-crunching study he'd require to examine the possibility.
Other Republican presidential hopefuls are doing likewise, but Mr. McCain is widely judged to be farther along in assembling the kind of national network necessary to sustain a long, expensive campaign for his party's nomination to succeed President Bush.
"Matytsin and Edelstein are perfectly placed for editing the book, and they should be congratulated for assembling the kind of all-star cast that they have, one that is genuinely international in background.
Only a few fashion companies have the global clout to assemble the kind of event that Gucci pulled off with the London concert.
Republicans also have trackers, but so far have not assembled the kind of centralized video archive of political caught-on-tape moments that their rivals envision.
"I think John came to the conclusion that the current format would not allow him to assemble the kind of team he wanted to have," said Arlen Kantarian, the U.S.T.A. chief executive of professional tennis.
Quite simply, unless Sanders can make serious inroads among African Americans and Hispanic voters it is nearly impossible to imagine how he could assemble the kind of political coalition necessary to beat Clinton.
Donors could begin to fear that choosing Mr. Santorum would mean trusting the nomination to a candidate who has not proven that he can assemble the kind of political machine that can withstand the financial and organizational challenges of going up against Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.
The federal Criminal Justice Act allows lawyers for indigent defendants facing the death penalty to apply for money for "investigative, expert or other services" that are "reasonably necessary" to assemble the kind of mitigating evidence that might persuade the jury to forgo a recommendation of death.
Donald Norcross, a labor leader and co-chairman of the powerful Camden County Democratic organization, who had been uncommitted, said that Mr. Obama's strong campaign and ability to attract voters from a wide array of demographic groups indicated that he could assemble the kind of coalition needed to change the tone in Washington.
The positions are supposed to be temporary, but they have amounted to a holding pattern for many young Ph.D.'s who are either unable to find permanent jobs in research or need more time to assemble the kind of publishing record that such a job now requires.
