The phrase "assembly was held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a gathering or meeting took place, often in a formal context.
Example: "The annual assembly was held last Friday to discuss the upcoming projects and initiatives."
Alternatives: "meeting took place" or "gathering occurred".
The assembly was held in one of the auditoriums of the Palace of Culture.
A few days later, a general assembly was held in New York City and 150 people showed up.
On Wednesday, a school assembly was held at the middle school in Aplington, where the 240 high school students have squeezed in.
Yale-N.U.S. Yale-N.U.S. Yale-N.U.S. Collegely was held in Singapore on July 4 after a yearlong recruitment drive that attracted more than 11,400 applicants from 130 countries.
In that year a great assembly was held by the River Onon, and Temüjin was proclaimed Genghis Khan: the title probably meant Universal Ruler.
An assembly was held yesterday morning to inform students of what had happened, and a letter was sent home to parents outlining what it termed "an unfortunate event" involving Mr. Lumley.
The state's first elections to its legislative assembly were held in September 1951, and the JKNC won all 75 seats.
Each day a "general assembly" is held where topics and events are discussed in a free-for-all of debate and discussion.
Their re-emergence as a political force, and the traditional fear of Pashtun authority that is held by Afghanistan's other ethnic groups, have polarized the constitutional assembly being held in Kabul along ethnic lines.
Elections for a constituent assembly were held in July 1984, and the parties of the centre pulled about one-third of the vote, indicating a growing but still fearful movement away from government by terror.
That balance of power is being contested at the assembly being held to adopt a constitution, as the Pashtuns unite to push their agenda, to the chagrin of the Tajik, Hazara, and Uzbek minorities who were empowered by the Taliban's defeat.
