The phrase "assembly control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to manufacturing, engineering, or project management where oversight or management of an assembly process is discussed.
Example: "The assembly control team is responsible for ensuring that all components are assembled correctly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "assembly management" or "assembly oversight".
It will give the national assembly control over what it is called, its size, its electoral system and voting age.
Mr. Hegde's investigation has discovered that at least 10 members of the Indian Parliament or the Karnataka state assembly control leases in the Bellary region.
A distributed assembly control law with disturbance observer is proposed by treating the flexible dynamics as disturbances acting on the rigid motion of the flexible spacecraft.
One conformer forms a dimer at high concentrations, but this dimer is off-pathway to fibril formation and may represent an assembly control mechanism.
Targeting manufacturing uncertainty, this paper reports a new framework and methodology for adaptive assembly planning using function blocks, which can be used directly for assembly control.
Crystal structures of three binary co-crystals are presented with each structure clearly illustrating how accurate supramolecular assembly control can be achieved by increasing/decreasing the strength of the participating hydrogen-bond interactions.
One province, Pennsylvania, after 1701 had no legislative council, the assembly controlling all legislation.
Later Charles was able to check some of the revolutionary furor, but he still needed money that the assembly controlled.
Here we investigate how the process of tissue assembly controls signalling activity during organogenesis in vivo, using the migrating zebrafish lateral line primordium5.
The control rod assembly controls reactor power by adjusting its position during normal operation and shuts down chain reactions by its free drop under scram conditions.
With the provincial assembly controlled by rural legislators of the separatist Parti Quebecois, the assembly plans before Christmas to approve a bill that would forcibly merge Westmount and 27 other small municipalities, many of them English-speaking, into a Montreal megacity of 1.8 million people.
