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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a four month assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or job that lasts for a duration of four months.
Example: "I have accepted a four month assignment in the marketing department to help with the new product launch."
Alternatives: "a four-month project" or "a four-month task".
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Destination: Sierra Leone Organisation: United Nations I took this photo in January before leaving on a three month assignment to support the UN peace building mission in Sierra Leone.
Her boss wanted her to go to Hong Kong, and what was supposed to be a six month assignment turned into five years in Asia, complete with a stint in Sri Lanka managing Victoria's Secret's joint ventures in that country.
That was supposed to be a three to six month assignment but, after four months, they asked me to stay full time.
The 2013 cohort were the first to trial the new-look fast stream – a four year programme with the first two years divided into four six-month assignments in at least two government departments.
After just six weeks of what was supposed to be a six-month assignment, Neil grew tired of going after petty dealers rather than the top dogs.
He has served as acting commissioner since Sergio Vieira de Mello, the high commissioner, went to Baghdad as chief of the United Nations mission there in May 2003 on what was supposed to be a four-month assignment.
My boss "Roger" is on a six-month assignment in Australia.
I spoke to a U.S. official who's just ended an 18-month assignment in Khost.
In the original plan, participants were assessed by personnel blinded to subject group assignment at three and six month time-points.
His first five-month assignment was at a Home Depot in May.
After the six-month assignment, he plans to pursue a graduate degree.
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