"a major assignment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a significant or important task or project that has been assigned to someone. This can be used in various contexts, such as in academic settings or in the workplace. Example: "The final paper for the history course was a major assignment, worth 30% of our grade."
The allocation of system resources to various tasks, known as job scheduling, is a major assignment of the operating system.
Then came a major assignment: working with Deborah Kerr on the musical numbers for The King and I, 20th Century Fox's big musical hit of 1956.
In 1997, a major assignment came along, in the form of a game based on Spielberg's dinosaur epic "The Lost World".
It was a success, and prominent producer Arthur Freed rewarded Walters with a major assignment, the period piece Easter Parade (1948).
And Artustry "just beat out" two large agencies for "a major assignment," Mr. Sklaver said, to help create an identity and image for a new company being formed from PricewaterhouseCoopers to be named Unifi Network.
Despite his short tenure at City Hall, Mr. Cavanagh was able to complete a major assignment from Mr. Beame: organizing the city's Off-Track Betting Corporation, a venture intended at the time to raise revenue and prop up city finances.
Take your syllabi and add any major assignment due dates or scheduled exams to your "Class" times.
And that has sold Heineken executives on giving the agency creating the campaign, the New York office of Lowe Lintas & Partners Worldwide, an additional major assignment: to develop and produce Heineken brand advertising that is to run around the world.
And that has sold Heineken executives on giving the agency creating the campaign an additional major assignment: to develop and produce Heineken brand advertising that is to run around the world.
Even after finally dropping the columns in 1968 he continued reporting and undertook a handful of major assignments a year.
Not just because it is rare in the age-obsessed movie industry for a 69-year-old director to score a major studio assignment, but also because Mr. Friedkin would be making yet another movie at the studio where his wife, Sherry Lansing, is the chairwoman.
