The phrase "assembly called for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a meeting or gathering is being organized or requested.
Example: "The assembly called for by the committee will take place next week to discuss the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "meeting requested" or "gathering scheduled".
Eric Ollerenshaw, leader of the Conservatives on the London assembly, called for "more rational" financing of the carnival.
The national assembly called for an investigation into the firms and the reform of the state oil company.
A member of the Public Chamber, a government-organized civic assembly, called for the use of a single, approved schoolbook of Russian literature, so that children won't be exposed to unwanted ideas.
The kind of citizens' assembly called for recently by a number of public figures in the service of breaking the Brexit deadlock has its roots in sortition, involving members of the public, selected at random.
The council's parliamentary assembly called for international and Albanian investigations into crimes committed in the aftermath of the Kosovo conflict, including "numerous indications" that organs were removed from the bodies of prisoners held by the KLA on Albanian territory.
The Council of Europe's parliamentary assembly called for international and Albanian investigations into crimes committed in the aftermath of the Kosovo conflict, including "numerous indications" that organs were removed from the bodies of prisoners held by the KLA on Albanian territory.
- Obama speaks to the UN general assembly, calling for countries to work with America to tackle global problems.
"On the contrary, the assembly calls for public debate aimed at reaching a wide consensus on the rights of children to protection against violations of their physical integrity".
The campaign also won the support of the UK government, which helped push through resolutions in both the security council and the general assembly calling for an open selection process late last year.
The film triggered widespread public outrage against marine parks in general and a petition, signed by 1.2 million people, was handed into the California state assembly calling for a ban on killer whale shows.
"As I said - it is completely unacceptable language". Mr Davies joins both Labour and Plaid Cymru in the assembly calling for action over the comments.
