"limited assembly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to talk about a situation in which only a limited number of people or things are present, either for a specific purpose (such as a gathering, meeting, or event) or as part of a general collection. For example, "The student council held a limited assembly to discuss the upcoming school event."
This structure reveals details of symmetrical and quasi-symmetrical interactions that dictate the self-limited assembly of 144 hemoglobin and 36 linker subunits.
This potential, plus local-component requirements, led to the establishment by automakers and component manufacturers of complete manufacturing facilities in China rather than limited local assembly operations.
A limited crystallite assembly was noted in the blocky PBE.
Due to limited atomic assembly kinetics during the deposition process (e.g., by using a low substrate temperature), defects (point-, line-, and area-defects), supersaturated, and metastable phases can easily be obtained.
All of these modules have certain advantages and disadvantages and may therefore only be used for a limited test assembly.
By this criterion, the reference genomes for A. hydrophila, B. cereus (HiSeq data only), B. fragilis and X. axonopodis were not similar enough to the sequenced strain, and for these assemblies, we report more limited statistics on assembly quality.
Although the RNA-Seq technology is powerful, some assembled transcripts do not contain complete open reading frames because of limited coverage and assembly.
As a result, a centralized high-speed drive train based on a permanent-magnet synchronous engine with high-energy magnets seems to be superior due to limited space for assembly.
I've theorized in the past that LG might be holding things up, since the Nexus 4 is essentially the same on the inside as the LG Optimus G, its flagship device and the one it would likely favor if there was any question of limited component or assembly supply.
