The phrase "assembly constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of electoral politics to refer to a specific geographic area represented by an elected assembly member.
Example: "The candidate campaigned vigorously in her assembly constituency to secure votes ahead of the elections."
Alternatives: "electoral district" or "legislative constituency".
Thiruvarur comes under the Thiruvarur assembly constituency and it elects a member to the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly once every five years.
Mr. Modi is running from the city's Maninagar assembly constituency against Shweta Bhatt of the Congress Party.
When state elections approached in December, it became clear that the party, under pressure from Mr. Modi, would not offer him a seat in the assembly constituency.
Karnataka: A candidate fielded by the governing Congress Party won the election to the Periyapatna assembly constituency, according to an Indo-Asian news service report on the NDTV Web site.
The survey, commissioned by BBC Wales, put Labour on 36% in the assembly constituency vote, Plaid Cymru on 24%, the Conservatives at 19%, UKIP on 13% and the Liberal Democrats on 5%.
Kanchipuram comes under the Kanchipuram state assembly constituency.
One by one, hopefuls for the national and provincial assembly constituencies gave short speeches.
The party is not contesting any of the assembly constituencies – only the London-wide list.
The Welsh government also objects to a Wales Office consultation on changing the boundaries of assembly constituencies, saying the matter should be decided in Cardiff Bay, not Westminster.
About 12% of voters have already cast their ballots in the first two hours of polling in 62 of Assam's 126 assembly constituencies, reports say.
Voting will be held at 11,763 polling stations where 13 million voters will elect candidates for the 70 assembly constituencies, Mr Sampath told a press conference in Delhi on Monday.
