"meticulously put together" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been carefully constructed or assembled with a lot of attention to detail. For example: "The model train was meticulously put together by the experienced hobbyist."
Ignition (Remix) is one of the smoothest, most immediately likeable songs of its era, but its effortless glide hides a meticulously put together piece of music.
Given how meticulously put together the duchess's tour wardrobe has been so far, is it too much to imagine that she wore this dress to throw the style press a bone?
The cliché 'all rooms are different' is spot-on here; all 22, including seven huge suites, have been meticulously put together with a luxurious sense of modern style: bold wallpapers, designer furniture and statement lampshades, with a well-judged undercurrent of bling.
(Petrusich) ★ EL PERRO DEL MAR (Wednesday and Thursday) The words "be-bop-a-lula" have never been sung with such plaintive fragility as when cooed by Sarah Assbring, a k a El Perro del Mar, a multitasking Swede who makes a kind of sweetly sad and meticulously put together girl-group pop for the Bjork age.
World War II and then the splitting of Pakistan from India put attempts on K2 out of reach until the 1950s, when two members of the 1938 climb meticulously put together a team, emphasizing trust, talent and camaraderie — all of which they would need in spades.
This work is meticulously put together, deeply researched, and brilliantly effective.
As in his earlier books, The Idea of North and Distance and Memory, and his meticulously put-together collection of baroque-styled poems The Palace of Oblivion, Davidson takes us to places that are vast and lovely as well as somehow underlit and shadowy, where a kind of emptiness and uncertainty prevails.
You wouldn't be completely off mark; these mesmerising images are meticulously planned out and put together, often playing out whole plots in a single frame.
While reviewers criticised the styling of early NAITs of having a distinctly cottagey feel, Ian White observed that the typical Naim product is "meticulously laid out, clean, and well put together".
Their most celebrated song, Cattle and Cane, was composed in the summer of 1982 on a borrowed guitar in London, though it sounded meticulously thought-out and crafted, rather than impulsively put together in someone's spare bedroom.
The great women's parts (surely due to be put together in their own cycle of plays) are memorably, meticulously delivered but the scabrous curses are stripped down.
