The phrase "assembly trials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to testing or evaluating the assembly of products or components, often in manufacturing or engineering settings.
Example: "The engineers conducted assembly trials to ensure that all parts fit together correctly before mass production began."
Alternatives: "assembly tests" or "assembly evaluations".
Before you can say "elevate the pop top", we're plunged into a polite war of reversing tests and awning assembly speed trials – and all without a crystal meth lab in sight.
All were sent to Pola for assembly and trials there as part of the Pola Flotilla before sailing on to join the Constantinople Flotilla.
It said: "Hundreds of arbitrary detentions, reports of torture and other ill-treatment, sweeping restrictions on freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and unfair trials in military courts are creating a climate of fear in Thailand, and there are no signs of a let-up".
We recorded the number and types of defects observed during each assembly over 68 trials for each polyhedron.
The Wall Street Journal first reported that the company has completed its first trial run assembly of the iPhone SE in India – a key step in gaining a foothold for a market that has thus far proven elusive for the smartphone maker.
Ninety-five miners were charged with riot and unlawful assembly, but their trial collapsed in 1985 after police officers were cross-examined in court.
The linchpin of the assembly is a trial lawyer and novelist named Jake (Brett Cullen), who moderates the proceedings and whose wife, dead some 10 years, is a source of unspoken tension among the group.
The physical trial assembly of a complex steel structure is very expensive in terms of time, costs and logistics.
For this reason, the trial assembly of the structure in a virtual way, starting ideally from the data contained in the structure BIM, represents a worthwhile alternative to the physical one.
