The phrase 'put together a kit' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to assemble materials or items together to create a single kit. For example, "I need to put together a kit for the students to use in their science experiment."
He plans to put together a kit that library employees can use to argue for better wages.
"If you're going to put together a kit, one thing that would be really good to have is just the names of your prescriptions and how many milligrams you're taking," she said.
Then you hear how this particular group has used their very specialized knowledge to put together a kit -- yes, a kit, -- by which you can put together your own highly-sophisticated asset protection plan for only $5,000 or something.
At my company, we put together a kit, called the Meetup in a Box, that contains everything a community member would need to successfully present RethinkDB at a meetup or similar community event.
If you know she's more of a homebody, put together a kit that you can do together.
For less than $300, Bradford says, New Yorkers can put together a kit that might help them survive or even stay comfortable during the next natural disaster.
Three experts in disaster planning offer advice on putting together a kit to cover basic needs during a winter emergency.
Ultimately, Mr Holloways hopes to recoup his costs by putting together a kit that anyone can buy to turn their Pi into a robot boat.
If you're putting together a kit, you really should read the festival's rules for what's allowed in.
We also asked Dan to put together a starter kit to Barry's many books.
"The year before we left, Andy put together a press kit and it never mentioned Joe or me," she said.
