The phrase "a change of assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a modification or alteration in a task or duty assigned to someone.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, there will be a change of assignment for the project team members."
Alternatives: "a reassignment" or "a shift in duties".
The Nets' defenders on Tony Parker, mostly long-limbed Kerry Kittles in a change of assignments, frustrated the Spurs' 21-year-old point guard into his worst performance of the series.
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As the perceived severity of the verbal violence increased, so did the RN's desire to withdraw or avoid working with the patient often resulting in a request for a change of patient assignment.
For another, today, in an era of repeated deployments in war zones, a change of military assignments stateside seems less of an outrage than it otherwise might.
He was transferred to the Canopus, a supply ship, but a mere change of assignments was apparently not enough.
Cases highlighted included a family of eight that flew business class to Eastern Europe from Washington at a cost of $46,000, as part of permanent change of assignment, a trip that auditors said should have cost $12,000.
The book opens with a Jerry Maguire-like scene, night sweats and all, as the author contemplates a change of life while on assignment in Africa.
The year 1955 saw further changes to the division and more changes of assignment for subordinate elements.
It also delivered another important insight: increasing the intensity of expression of the pathway genes, although commonly interpreted as an indication of involvement of this pathway in the examined condition, if accompanied by a decrease in correlations, might merely signify a change in functional assignment of constituent genes.
