The phrase "assembly makers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or companies that manufacture or assemble products, typically in a factory or production setting.
Example: "The assembly makers in our region have increased their output to meet the growing demand for electronic devices."
Alternatives: "manufacturers" or "production assemblers".
Historically, for some of those countries Rosatom and its fuel assembly maker TVEL are the only game in town.
This is epitomized by Thailand's long-standing positioning of itself as an auto production, assembly, component maker, and finished product manufacturer hub for Southeast Asia and for parts of the globe beyond.
Each genome was then independently assembled with SOAPdenovo [ 16], followed by protein annotation of each assembly with MAKER [ 17] using a cross-strain iterative strategy.
But while American auto makers' assembly plants in the United States are entirely unionized, most suppliers are not, and that upsets the U.A.W.
Protein coding genes were predicted in the nuclear assembly using the MAKER pipeline (21), integrating evidence-based (RNA-Seq and known protein mapping) and ab initio methods.
The reality is that Apple products can be traced back to the same mineral mines, parts makers and assembly plants as most other smartphone brands.
This is enabled by a different relationship with suppliers that involves providing innovation embodied in modular components and sub-assemblies to Chinese vehicle makers.
As a result of paper's ready availability, Islamic paper makers devised assembly-line methods of hand-copying manuscripts to turn out editions far larger than any available in Europe for centuries.
Output and employment in Canada's car industry will end up at least a third below the 1999 peak of 3m vehicles and 160,000 workers at assembly plants and parts-makers, says Dennis DesRosiers, an industry analyst.
