"technical assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of assembling a technical object, such as a machine. For example, "The engineers completed the technical assembly of the new robot."
This need is studied here with an industrial case study and by employing a socio-technical approach: assembly system operators are invited to take an active role in the participatory design of an assemble-to-order system.
For his narrative flows comfort ably and spontaneously from census figures to technical explanations of assembly lines to the lyrics of some nearly forgotten song.
That has prompted multinationals and their suppliers to use millions of teenage students from vocational and technical schools on assembly lines.
In fact, we found that variability between technical replicates influenced assembly metrics more than different WGA protocols.
Each of these repeat classes exists as large tandem arrays which pose significant technical challenges in assembly accuracy.
These repeat classes exists as large tandem arrays, likely in the form of higher-order repeat units of slight variants of the main consensus repeat which pose significant technical challenges in assembly accuracy [ 30, 31].
Technical advisers toured the assembly lines, and they sometimes drove prototypes on a small test track.
All nine performers in his recent "Baroque Game" look less like a cast than a lovingly chosen assembly of technical whiz kids with strong individual presences.
Often, the pursuit of Breeam's approval leads buildings to pursue a box-ticking series of technical fixes, and an assembly of products designed to fulfil their requirements without much thought to how they look and feel.
Instead, there are hundreds of young men, newly arrived from China's expanding technical schools, manning the assembly lines with little more than large electric drills, wrenches and rubber mallets.
