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The phrase "putting things together" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe an action of organizing pieces of information, thoughts, or objects. For example: "She had a knack for putting things together and coming up with creative solutions".
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"But we're putting things together, man.
"Everybody's putting things together, building new things.
"We've both been interested in putting things together," he says.
They could go on for hours, putting things together".
She forged an art of putting things together.
"I started collecting material and slowly started putting things together".
The challenge is putting things together and doing it again".
If you weren't there, you're just putting things together afterwards.
"We're seeing a trend for people putting things together in a more relaxed, less formal way.
And his way of putting things together and his taste level always impressed me".
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I can put things together.
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