The phrase "assembling works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, manufacturing, or any situation where items or components are being put together.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling works for the new exhibition, ensuring everything is in place before the opening."
Alternatives: "construction activities" or "assembly tasks".
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.
"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.
"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.
In the original design of the main vessel, the assembling works of the flexible support housing into the outer shell is so difficult that the modified design concept is suggested for easier fabrication.
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.
But in addition to shaping collections around the country, the couple have been busy collecting contemporary pieces for themselves, assembling work by many of the biggest names in American and European art.
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].
But the assembled works are routine.
The assembled works make this case only intermittently.
For the main exhibition, Ms. de Zegher assembled works by 72 artists from around the world.
