The phrase "assembly of governments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a gathering or collective group of different governmental bodies or representatives, often for discussion or decision-making purposes.
Example: "The assembly of governments convened to address the pressing issues of climate change and international cooperation."
Alternatives: "gathering of governments" or "convention of governments".
The committee, the EU's assembly of local government representatives, has also called for far greater recognition of the role regional and local authorities can play in tackling the crisis, and direct access to European funding for integration and resettlement schemes.
Twenty-four of these seats are reserved for women, elected through a joint assembly of local government officials; another three seats are reserved for youth and disabled members; the remaining 53 are elected by universal suffrage under a proportional representation system.
The community reorganized and strengthened its assembly form of government.
Both men were addressing a three-day conference of the World Economic Forum -- an assembly of 1,200 executives, government ministers and others -- which included Israeli and Palestinian leaders along with representatives of the Arab world.
I am increasingly thinking that we need a fourth branch of government, a citizens' assembly of some sort, to oversee our government between elections and to keep our officials honest.
The principal organ of the OAU was the annual assembly of heads of state and government.
Some of those stereotypes were plainly on view at this elite conference, an assembly of 300 Muslim and Western government officials, businesspeople, scholars and religious figures.
The Republican primary will be held in March.Trouble in paradiseBritain removed the elected government and assembly of the Turks and Caicos islands, an overseas territory in the West Indies, and reimposed direct rule from London, after an official inquiry found signs of "systemic corruption".
The informal allegations against al-Awlaki, if true, would describe levying war on the government: the assembly of men to direct violence against it.
A few days later, the assembly transferred the seat of government from Bordeaux to Versailles.
