The phrase "assembly stood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a group or gathering, such as a legislative body or meeting, is being described as having taken a position or made a decision.
Example: "After much debate, the assembly stood in favor of the new policy, signaling a significant shift in their approach."
Alternatives: "the assembly voted" or "the assembly decided".
The assembly stood firmly by the king, and the meeting was followed by a nationwide survey of public opinion.
"We are united and organized!" Silvia Lazarte, the Quechua Indian who presided over the constitutional assembly, stood by the president.
The difficulties of translating compelling imagery into political change, and of coalition-building between seemingly natural allies, became apparent later in the panel discussion when Alberto Torrico, the majority leader of the state assembly, stood to speak.
The Golden Dawn ones refused to stand for the separate swearing-in of two Greek Muslim MPs who took their oaths on the Koran instead of on the Bible, remaining seated as the rest of the assembly stood.
Members of the assembly stood up during a short parliamentary session and shouted: "Long live the king!" King Bhumibol, who was the longest-serving head of state in the world when he died at the age of 88, played a stabilizing role during decades of often violent conflict in Thailand.
The system module presented allows considerable flexibility in the analysis and assessment of product suitability for automatic assembly, the selection of assembly equipment and the creation of new configurations of assembly stands, depending on changing needs of manufactured products.
Should this occur, the assembly line stands ready.
His suggestion came after a student asked the assembly to stand to observe a moment of silence for the Palestinians.
Yet I push past that fear with every radio interview, every assembly I stand before, every panel I sit on, every person I meet.
"Hopefully, the congregational leaders who gather for the 2014 assembly will stand with the best of our Catholic tradition, choose life, and reject any relationship which comprises the integrity of its mission," she said.
In the 2007 assembly elections, turnout stood at 62%.
