The phrase "call assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming or computer science, specifically when referring to invoking assembly language routines or functions.
Example: "To optimize the performance of the application, we need to call assembly for certain critical operations."
Alternatives: "invoke assembly" or "execute assembly".
Some of these are what you might call "assemblies" rather than recipes; ingredients are outlined and combined in whatever way might appeal to the cook; others include numerous ideas for variations.
The State Health Department had not cracked down on the home's current operator, Jacob Rubin, until March, when it came to light that in 1998, 24 residents underwent often unnecessary prostate surgeries in what investigators called "assembly line" medical procedures.
Following the TDP's strong performance in the 1984 elections to the Lok Sabha (lower chamber of the Indian parliament), NTR decided to seek a fresh popular mandate in Andhra Pradesh by calling assembly elections in 1985.
At a joint news conference they complained of what they called "assembly line justice" protected by a "veil of secrecy".
Each Asm file provided for training or classification contains a metadata manifest which includes details extracted from each malware program's binary content such as function calls, assembly commands, strings, and other relevant executable data elements.
The builders cut and fitted the timberwork together on the ground and scratched Roman numerals, called assembly marks, on the joints to indicate where pieces of timber were to be combined.
The processing of raw sequence reads (base calling, assembly, and editing) was done using PHRED/PHRAP/CONSED University off Washington, Seattle, WA, USA, ).
All the original base data were processed for base calling, assembly, and editing by the SegMan II sequences analysis software of DNA Star package (DNASTAR, Madison, WI, USA).
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct has recommended that an upstate judge be removed from office, saying that he meted out what it called assembly-line justice.
It has been applied to relatively permanent bodies meeting periodically, such as the ancient Greek and Roman assemblies, the Germanic tribal assemblies, the French National Assembly, the legislative houses called assemblies in certain states of the United States, and the UN General Assembly.
