The phrase "attempt to assemble" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an effort or endeavor to put something together, whether it be physical objects, ideas, or plans.
Example: "Despite the challenges, the team made an attempt to assemble the new equipment before the deadline."
Alternatives: "try to put together" or "endeavor to construct".
Assembly-first pipelines attempt to assemble and quantify the complete transcriptome without a reference.
Simultaneously, we can assemble the simulated reads using a (non-perfect) software assembler (Newbler, recent versions of which attempt to assemble alternative isoforms [ 13]).
The assembly program CAP3 [41] was then used to attempt to assemble the data (default parameters) which resulted in a single contiguous sequence contig with a length of 1,502 bp assembled from 1105 of the extracted ribo-tags.
Any attempt to assemble the usual biographical data quickly runs into trouble.
This attempt to assemble a canon of first world war compositions might explain why.
The forced magic realism isn't helped by Valdés's ambitious attempt to assemble an encyclopedic array of Cuban voices, many of them nonhuman.
Marion Maneker, an art-market analyst, compared Liu's undertaking with current attempts to assemble world-class collections in the United Arab Emirates.
He seemed to be attempting to assemble a new coalition, even a government of national unity, to tackle the great challenges of the age.
This is a world in which a little girl who eavesdrops on her parents' frustrated attempts to assemble her new bike for Christmas can type a single Internet address to find the instructions online.
After two elections that marked the collapse of the country's two-party system but failed to produce a governing majority, Sánchez had attempted to assemble a leftwing alliance, much like the one that governs in neighbouring Portugal.
