The phrase "assembling things" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of putting together various items or components to create a whole or functional object.
Example: "The children spent the afternoon assembling things from their craft supplies to create unique art pieces."
Alternatives: "putting things together" or "constructing items".
Sir!") and escorted him to the coat-check area, whereupon he began emptying his bag on the floor and assembling things into two piles: laptop, fleece vest, an Old Spice deodorant stick.
The fridge (from a local charity shop) has only just arrived, so I am cooking up a storm, assembling things for the younger two's packed lunches and packing them without cling film or foil.
There had been big-name editors in America before the 20's -- William Dean Howells, for example -- but they were mostly impresarios, assembling things, rather than editors who became famous for turning good writers into great ones.
But: 'The red car drove slowly down the road, under the blue sky.' That's a sentence that's pure information, but – since we are mysterious creatures and our minds work by instantaneously assembling things into narratives – it also has a lot of mysterious and even ominous potential".
A pair of guards closed in on him ("Sir! Sir!") and escorted him to the coat-check area, whereupon he began emptying his bag on the floor and assembling things into two piles: laptop, fleece vest, an Old Spice deodorant stick.
You could use them to store craft supplies, OTC meds like Tylenol or vitamins, nuts, bolts, screws, nails, old chargers and computer cords, fishing stuff, leftover parts from assembling things, buttons, drill bits, short hex keys, etc.
Minecraft, like Lego, lets you assemble things from the building blocks you are given.
Airbnb guests staying in my house during a heatwave assembled things like fans on stands that I couldn't put together myself.
Humanoid robots, which will be competing in Florida this week, go way beyond the self-driving cars and the devices that help assemble things in manufacturing plants, because they can navigate terrain and make decisions based on sensory feedback to the environment around them.
"They assemble things internally and then at some point you need to deploy it..
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