The phrase "assembly decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a decision made by a group or assembly, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "After much deliberation, the assembly decided to approve the new policy."
Alternatives: "the assembly resolved" or "the assembly concluded".
A Palestinian leadership assembly decided to postpone a declaration of statehood and recommit to the Middle East peace effort.
In time, this must end, but the assembly decided only to cut the number of military seats in parliament to 50 for the next election.
This week in the magazine, I write about the origins of Occupy Wall Street, including an explanation of how New York's general assembly decided on Zuccotti Park as the site of original encampment.
To whit, the assembly decided that the state must find a way to go about developing communities, generating electricity production and drilling for energy without compromising a natural resource: water.
The Comitia Centuriata, instituted in about 450 bc as a military assembly, decided issues of war and peace, enacted legislation, elected consuls, praetors, and censors, and considered the appeals of Roman citizens convicted of capital crimes.
Bowing to international pressure, a Palestinian leadership assembly decided tonight, as expected, to postpone a declaration of statehood and recommit to the Middle East peace effort despite deeply deadlocked negotiations.
The Maoists want the interim constitution to declare Nepal a republic, rather than let the constituent assembly decide that.
He said he would not support language that would let a supermajority, or 60percentt, of the proposed assembly decide on any move.
But moves to convene a special session of Parliament, now in recess, could hasten the rickety coalition's demise if the assembly decides to hold early elections or a no-confidence vote in the government.
Depending on what the new assembly decides, a presidential vote could be set for early next year, after which the United Nations would withdraw and leave East Timor to govern itself, virtually for the first time in its history.
But Welsh Secretary David Jones faced criticism as he outlined proposals for the referendum - should the assembly decide to call one - on devolving an element of income tax, and for the introduction of a Welsh rate of income tax, if the referendum returned a "yes" vote.
