The phrase "assembly made up of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or collection of individuals or components that form a larger unit or structure.
Example: "The assembly made up of various stakeholders convened to discuss the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "assembly consisting of" or "assembly composed of".
Since no regulations exist for verifying a multi-component assembly made up of certified and hand-made components, we present a method for verifying a multi-component system.
Once, the panchayat, a traditional assembly made up of village elders, would have controlled the violence.
A special parliamentary assembly made up of lower-house lawmakers and representatives of Germany's 16 states must elect a successor within 30 days.
The two parties are expected to have a bare majority in the presidential assembly, made up of the Bundestag and delegates chosen by state legislatures.
Outside London, each agency is currently accountable to an unelected regional assembly made up of councillors as well as business and voluntary sector leaders.
Some Iraqis, however, suspect the Americans will simply hand-pick a national assembly made up of carefully screened pro-American notables and will then go on pulling the strings.
They also say that while so far they have been forced to concentrate on internal party politics, the object is to move from a politics of accountability to one of participation: to create forms of popular education and decision-making that allow community groups and local assemblies made up of citizens of all political stripes to make key decisions affecting their lives.
This yields an efficient dynamic substructuring technique to analyze the dynamic behavior of assemblies made up of several periodic structures.
A numerical approach is proposed to compute the dynamic response of periodic structures with cyclic symmetry, and assemblies made up of these periodic structures.
Numerical experiments are carried out which concern the analysis of a single periodic structure as well as assemblies made up of two and three structures.
The 68-page report offered one of the more detailed pictures of the political situation in Thailand to emerge since the military deposed an elected government and parliament, suspended the constitution and formed a rubber-stamp legislative assembly made up primarily of ex-members of the security services.
