The phrase "assembly of teams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gathering or organization of multiple teams working together towards a common goal or project.
Example: "The assembly of teams was crucial for the success of the collaborative project, allowing for diverse expertise to come together."
Alternatives: "group of teams" or "collection of teams".
The space station, like the shuttle program, has been troubled by delays, high costs, debates over its usefulness and other issues in nearly two decades of planning and more than two years of assembly by teams of astronauts and cosmonauts.
But the one in Le Monde, by Jacques Mandelbaum an enthusiastic one, in which he traces the assembly of a team of outcasts to "The Dirty Dozen"—appears today.
It's really hard to know the right answer, but I think it's more about having an assembly of a team and making decisions in real time based off of who you are and where you are at.
Holder, as part of the assembly of a team of anti-discrimination heavy hitters from the ACLU, Harvard, and more, is intended to help the company combat implicit and explicit user bias on its platform.
So the moderation in verbiage is being more than offset by Trump's assembly of a team which only can be described as for what Trump promised and wants -- a truly conservative purebred.
The assembly of all team captains, with leading roles played by Alekhine (France), Savielly Tartakower (Poland), and Albert Becker (Germany), plus the president of the Argentine Chess Federation, Augusto de Muro, decided to go on with the Olympiad.
Periods of major unrest or high magnitude (explosive) eruptive events have, in the past, prompted assembly of multidisciplinary response teams to support small groups charged with tracking the event.
Using the world's most powerful assembly of lasers, a team of researchers say they have, for the first time, extracted more energy from controlled nuclear fusion than was absorbed by the fuel to trigger it — crossing an important symbolic threshold on the long path toward exploiting this virtually boundless source of energy.
Unlike Gar Wood, which produced runabouts one at a time, with the same crew working on every detail of the boat, Smith broke down the assembly into teams.
To some degree the company operated as an assembly line: teams of writers in piano cubicles churned out songs that would be recorded immediately, as demos or sometimes as finished productions.
