The phrase "a job assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific task or project that someone is assigned to complete as part of their job responsibilities.
Example: "After the meeting, I received a job assignment that required me to analyze the sales data for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a work task" or "a project assignment".
The book gets going when Deola travels to Nigeria on a job assignment, where we get to meet her family.
As soon as she was steady on her feet, she fled the hospital and headed to San Francisco on a job assignment.
To get work these days, Mr. Lee, a junior high school dropout, awakes at 4 A.M. to line up at a job assignment office an hour away.
If the writer lives in his parents' home for a "substantial period" when not in school or on such a job assignment, the time away can count toward the residency period.
She was passing through on the way to see her brother in Hong Kong, and he was there for a job assignment that ultimately kept him in Asia for a year.
The appeals court, which sits in Cincinnati, said Ms. Williams was entitled to a "reasonable accommodation" from Toyota in the form of a job assignment that would not require her to grip tools or to keep her arms extended or raised, as she had to do while wiping and sponging cars as they moved down the assembly line at the rate of one a minute.
If a state's distributive channel was reported with assistance of any informal help, the respondent was considered a job-assignment networker.
If only channels related to the state's distributive power (including 'assigned by a governmental organization' and 'internal recruitment in a state-owned organization') were reported, the respondent was coded as a job-assignment adherent.
Figure 7c shows that father's education significantly increased one's chance of being a job-assignment networker in coastal and interior regions, but decreased this chance for those in the metropolitan region.
In the temporal dimension, there is indeed a clear shift from the job assignment system to market competition, shown as the significant increase in one's likelihood of becoming a market adventurer along with the decline in the possibility of becoming either a job-assignment adherent or networker.
"Sanitary pads available for purchase in the prison commissary are too expensive for women making 17 cents an hour at a prison job assignment, and having to ask a male officer for extra pads is humiliating, and should not be necessary," she said.
