The phrase "assembly team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who come together to assemble products or components, often in a manufacturing or production context.
Example: "The assembly team worked diligently to ensure that all parts were put together accurately and efficiently."
Alternatives: "production team" or "manufacturing team".
Three days before the day the bomb was to be test detonated in the New Mexico desert, Bacher was part of the pit assembly team, which assembled the nuclear capsule (a cylindrical section of the uranium tamper, containing the plutonium core and initiator) in an old farmhouse near the Alamogordo testing site.
The new Mark 4 nuclear bomb that the AEC began delivering in 1949 was a production design that was much easier to assemble and maintain, and enabled a bomb assembly team to be reduced to just 46 men.
But it is a more conservative body than his assembly team.
Reaching the assembly team, the four-wheel eight-passenger MaxxPro is part Blade Runner, part Smokey and the Bandit.
Jeffrey Donaldson told the Guardian the DUP's 36-strong assembly team was now unanimously in favour of the deal.
But the assembly team just wanted to do one genome, and I felt that would not have been very satisfactory.
There were two bomb assembly teams, a Fat Man Assembly Team under Commander Norris Bradbury and Roger Warner, and a Little Boy Assembly under Birch.
The electrical and mechanical groups at Sandia, although not the nuclear group, completed their training around the end of October 1946 and spent the next month devising the best methods of assembling a Fat Man, drawing up detailed checklists so that later bomb assembly teams could be trained.
Second, a team-oriented mathematical programming model for creating assembly teams (physical stations) in mixed model assembly lines is devised.
In its final configuration, said Amedeo Felisa, Ferrari's chief executive, the plant will have 20percentt more work space than the one it replaces, and assembly teams will make 60percentt fewer movements to do the same tasks.
The AFSWP gradually shifted its emphasis away from training assembly teams, and became more involved in stockpile management and providing administrative, technical and logistical support.
