The phrase "assembling words" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of putting together words to form sentences or convey meaning, often in the context of writing or communication.
Example: "The poet spent hours assembling words to create a beautiful and evocative piece."
Alternatives: "crafting phrases" or "putting together sentences".
Eventually, James departed, and for the third consecutive day did not utter a word to the assembled news media.
I think of Flaubert's long, lonely gestation in the writing of Madame Bovary and the letters to his mistress Louise Colet, admitting that it took months to complete a short paragraph, choosing and assembling the words, with the cold eye of a mortician.
The other day, Mr. Brod stood at the window of the gallery, assembling the words of a poem in crisp, adhesive letters on the glass in preparation for the opening of his funereal installation on May 12. "Whoever on the road," the poem reads.
In fact, judging by the Cabinet he assembling, his words mean nothing.
When I asked him whether Mr. Obama had a legitimate point — whether his brother's administration did, in fact, bear responsibility for the country's economic collapse — Mr. Bush paused and, for the only time in our interview, appeared to carefully assemble his words.
The performance earned unanimous praise from the assembled press: "Words are wanting to express the exquisite delight it afforded to the admiring and crouded Audience".
Phonemes are the spoken sounds of alphabetic writing systems, think about the sound of raw syllables and the idea that they correspond to written characters or letters, in order to be assembled into words.
Additionally, assembled overlapping words can be used to augment reference sequence files for iterative remapping.
Dickson has previously assembled lists of word words in book books devoted to the specialised lingos of drinkers, soldiers, baseball players and American presidents.
