The phrase "assembly changing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifications or alterations in a group or collection of items, often in technical or manufacturing discussions.
Example: "The assembly changing process is crucial for adapting to new production requirements."
Alternatives: "assembly modification" or "assembly adjustment".
To address the reviewers' concern, we de-emphasized "assembly" by changing it to "assembly and disassembly".
Mexico's leftist Democratic Revolution party (PRD) pushed the bill through the capital's assembly 39-20, changing the city's civil code definition of marriage from the union of a man and a woman to the "free uniting of two people".
Although the end of the cold war enabled President George Bush to have the Zionism resolution rescinded by the assembly, a changing world atmosphere did little to help Israel generally in the United Nations until very recently, when the Barak government came to power and accelerated efforts to settle with its neighbors and the Palestinians.
This study investigated the performance of a photovoltaic (PV) and thermoelectric generator (TEG) assembly by changing its material constitution and design features.
The setup permits to carry out the experiments on the grounded supported tire-rim assembly while changing the value of the static load acting on the wheel axis.
In this paper, the authors obtain the locus of cusp points in the joint space entity, which will permit non-singular assembly mode changing in cuspidal manipulators.
This opens a door for using nanotechnology to control the molecular, cellular, and tissue structure, function, and assembly by changing the topology and structure of the environment.
Bradshaw was one of the Jamaica All-Stars, a changing assembly of nightclub musicians that culminated in the 1948 lineup, which included the vocalist Ben Bowers; the saxophonist Tommy McCook, who co-founded the Skatalites; the saxophonists Wilton Gaynair and Joe Harriott; and the trumpeter Sonny Grey.
The pact between the MPRP and the opposition National Democratic Party (NDP) and Social Democratic Party SDPP) on proportional representation was abandoned by the MPRP, which forced through the State Great Hural (national assembly) a bill changing the 26 multiseat constituencies of the 1992 election into 76 single-seat constituencies.
Constantly changing assembly tasks and reduced production cycles increase the risk of cognitive stress of operators.
