The phrase "assembly of pieces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or combination of various components that come together to form a whole, often in contexts like art, construction, or problem-solving.
Example: "The artist's latest work is an intricate assembly of pieces that reflects the complexity of modern life."
Alternatives: "collection of parts" or "combination of elements".
Well-suited to the Memorial Day holiday, "For Love of Country: Military Themes in Art" is an assembly of pieces that pay tribute to bravery on the battlefield.
PRIME MINISTERS and heads of state from France, Germany, Britain and Spain were all there to claim credit for a European triumph when the A380 passenger jet was unveiled in January 2005 in a grand ceremony in Toulouse, at the factory where the final assembly of pieces from all over Europe takes place.
Perhaps I am being a little over sentimental about a small piece (or assembly of pieces) of stainless steel - folded into a red plastic case and stamped with a silver cross - that fits into the palm of my hand.
Optical mapping is "an incredibly fast and accurate way to authenticate the assembly" of pieces of sequence into a complete chromosome, says Leda Cummings, a molecular biologist who is sequencing part of the malarial genome at The Institute for Genomic Research in Rockville, Maryland.
Among the factors that these assemblies contend with are filtering contaminants, correct assembly of pieces of the same paralog in gene families, and handling of alternative splicing, all in the presence of the usual issues raised in local and global homology algorithms.
Hanssen Pigott created a new language for ceramics through her famous still-life groupings of pots, some extended into larger assemblies of pieces: bowls, bottles, beakers, jugs and cups displayed in carefully orchestrated arrangements.
Try the roll combination ($14.50), described as three rolls (tuna, California and yellowtail with scallions); it's actually an impressive assembly of 18 pieces.
Mounted on a car, the Tweel is a single unit, though it actually begins as an assembly of four pieces bonded together: the hub, a polyurethane spoke section, a "shear band" surrounding the spokes, and the tread band -- the rubber layer that wraps around the circumference and touches the pavement.
Let us take the example of composite particle, that is assembly of homogeneous pieces of various chemical compositions (Henning, 1997).
The latter can render the assembly of tiny pieces of the joint surface utterly futile.
A related approach to logical form and scope ambiguity enjoying some current popularity is minimal recursion semantics (MRS) (Copestake et al. 2005), which goes even further in fragmenting the meaningful parts of an expression, with the goal of allowing incremental constraint-based assembly of these pieces into unambiguous sentential LFs.
