The phrase "assembling units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, construction, or any situation where components are being put together to form a complete product.
Example: "The factory is focused on assembling units efficiently to meet the increasing demand for their products."
Alternatives: "constructing components" or "building modules".
Hidden running costs, such as replacing costly bulbs and filters regularly, as well as the practicality of assembling units on site, were overlooked.
Other aspects which need to be taken into account are the availability of precursors in the chosen host organism, substrate selectivity of chain assembling units, and compatibility of the parts of the machinery.
"An urgent and more permanent end to this violence is something that we all want, and that we must work together to achieve". Assembling units of a stabilization force would be complicated.
This is analogous to different assembling units in a manufacturing plant such that as developing spermatids move along the "assembly line" conferred by Sertoli cells, different structural/functional components can be added to (or removed from) the developing spermatids during spermiogenesis, so that functional spermatozoa are produced at the end of the assembly line.
During the postwar building boom, builders used more precut and assembled units to construct houses.
She then proceeded to assemble units using all of the new parts that were available.
Its transformer cardboard coffee table is flat pack and recyclable, with users able to assemble units by themselves and print or sketch on the surface.
In theory, low warranty costs might be offset by high expenditures on defect prevention: a company could spend enough on product pretesting or on inspecting assembled units before shipment to wipe out any gains from improved warranty costs.
The assembled units were mounted in a lever-type-testing machine that was equipped with an automatic counting device and shutoff sensors, enabling the recording of the number of cycles till failure.
Although moderate Syrian fighters are deemed essential to defeating the Islamic State under the Obama administration's strategy, officials do not believe the newly assembled units will be capable of capturing key towns from militants without the help of forward-deployed U.S. combat teams, which President Obama has so far ruled out.
Production rose tenfold in the year ending April 1999, when 200,000 fully assembled units, mostly eMachines, were shipped.
