The phrase "again assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that has been assigned a task or role once more after a previous assignment.
Example: "After reviewing the project requirements, the team member was again assigned to lead the development phase."
Alternatives: "reassigned" or "assigned once more".
Forty-eight research subjects came individually to our laboratory, again assigned to messy or tidy rooms.
The occupation lasted 16 months, until firefighters were again assigned there; Engine Company 212 itself was later re-established there.
As usual, 7-year-old Michael had demanded to be the victorious American, whereas I, two years younger, weaker and not nearly as good a shot, was again assigned the lesser role of the doomed German.
In 1254 the Dominican order again assigned Albert a difficult task.
Much later, Montague (1960) constructed a semantic theory on which expressions of the sort in question are again assigned referents.
Following the principle of extraction, all transcribed interviews were checked for relevant information, which was again assigned to the existing top and subcategories, with new, previously unrecognized categories being added during the extraction.
Whenever the categorical structure was found to be satisfactory, a judge would again assign the responses to their respective categories.
To convert a IUPAC representation into a PFM, a column is constructed by giving all nucleotides of the respective IUPAC letter equal weight, again assigning frequencies to every nucleotide.
We then adjusted the output to provide similarity on a scale of 0 1, and used this in a separate FMCT workflow, which, again assigns similarity hits and candidate targets based on a user-specified similarity threshold.
They again assign numeric scores to the distinct response categories and compare means between treatment groups adjusting for a covariate reflecting a baseline assessment measured on the same scale.
AnnSim again assigns higher values overall, this may be caused by the large variability of annotations of these drugs, i.e. the cardinality of the annotations considerably differs, and the pairwise intersection of the annotations is small.
