The phrase "assembling work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or activities that involve putting together components or materials, often in a manufacturing or construction context.
Example: "The team is responsible for assembling work on the new product line, ensuring that all parts fit together seamlessly."
Alternatives: "assembly tasks" or "construction work".
Mr. Alexander spent more than two years assembling works and lining up loans.
Mary-Kay Lombino, the museum's curator, made the selection in consultation with Mr. Logan, assembling works by 27 artists that focus on the distorted human figure.
To meet each of the 14 objectives in the JED Campus Assessment, the JED Steering Committee is assembling working groups, with representation from across the University, tasked with drafting detailed action plans.
"We are trying to keep some of the museum's atmosphere in a smaller space," said Kynaston McShine, the acting chief curator, who is now assembling works for the Queens exhibition.
"Wit on Wry" at the Islip Art Museum is such a show, with Karen Shaw, the curator, assembling works by 10 artists that give you something to laugh about, or at least smile.
Topping ICOSI's hierarchy was a Board of Directors (composed of two representatives of each founding company, one of whom was the chief executive) which created policy, in part by assembling working parties focused on specific issues [ 60].
With a strong storytelling foundation in place, Sandberg gets to watch the talent he's assembled work their magic.
Meanwhile, as ATLAS is being assembled, work has started preparing for a proposed luminosity upgrade to the LHC (Super-LHC) expected to be implemented around 2015.
These latent edge numbers, which are imprinted successively once per foot on the film border, enable the negative matcher to conform the assembled work print to the original footage.
It is also typical of this eccentrically assembled work that the Sondheim song from which it takes its name is not fully discussed here, having been written after 1981.
