The phrase "assembly has started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a gathering or meeting has begun, often in contexts such as events, conferences, or group activities.
Example: "Attention everyone, the assembly has started, please take your seats."
Alternatives: "The meeting has begun" or "The gathering has commenced."
But what they mean will not be clear until the new assembly has started to gather.
When the assembly has started the girl should be inside, paying attention to the assembly (paying attention optional), she just shouldn't be giving anything away.
The Assembly has started this process, and now, the Senate and Governor have to act by supporting and even improving upon this comprehensive proposal.
Most new sequence assembly software has started by building a de Bruijn graph, avoiding the overlap-based methods used previously because of the computational cost and complexity of these with very large numbers of short reads.
Geminin, a novel proliferation marker is present from the G1 S transition to early M phases (McGarry and Kirschner, 1998) and helps to regulate cell-cycle initiation by impeding a second pre-replication complex assembly once replication has started (McGarry and Kirschner, 1998; Tachibana et al, 2005).
The engineering design of both RICH detectors has been completed and the construction and assembly of several components has started.
Meanwhile, several coils have been delivered and tested and assembly of the first half-module has started.
It has started work on a new assembly plant in China with its local partner, Chery.
The onsite assembly has been started by this concept with its welding technology.
Only a month after Mr. Yadav took office in April, the leader of the opposition in the state assembly, Swami Prasad Maurya, said, "People have started remembering the good days of B.S.P.'s rule of law".
This brave assembly assesses something that churches should have started doing a long time ago.
