The phrase "always assign to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something should always be attributed to another person or group. For example, "The boss always assigns the difficult tasks to me."
When complete twin pairs were always assigned to the same treatment or opposite treatments, a treatment assignment was generated for a single twin in the pair, automatically determining the second twin's assignment.
"New recruits are always assigned to traffic direction on Greenwich Avenue for a while," said Pat Chila, the Deputy Chief of Police.
"During Communism, responsibility for everything was always assigned to some abstract entity somewhere that was really no one at all.
She was "always assigned to guard the opponent's top scorer, succeeding with fundamental brilliance — a rebound, a steal, a defensive stop".
And she seldom did, always assigned to guard the opponent's top scorer, succeeding with fundamental brilliance — a rebound, a steal, a defensive stop.
"As women writers and filmmakers, we're always assigned to cover love," Ms. Ho said, "supposedly because we're no good at action or hundreds of other things".
Scaling parameters are optimized similarly except that is always assigned to 1.
The only exceptions to this system are chest pain and hemiparesis, which are always assigned to be level 2 or less.
Categories of the community, noted as (g^{v}_{text {camu}}): on some social networks, each community is always assigned to at least one category.
Access rights are always assigned to a user by placing him or her in a group in the Social BIMCloud framework.
We also take into the consideration the industrial practice in [6] whereby a maximum of 80% of the bandwidth is always assigned to the best channel conditioned group of SSs unless they do not need all.
