The phrase "an assigned question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a question that has been designated or given to someone, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "For today's class, please prepare your answers for the assigned question about the novel's themes."
Alternatives: "a designated question" or "a given question".
For the first time, the prime minister allowed himself to be grilled by the opposition during specially assigned question-times.After suffering a stroke on April 2nd, Mr Obuchi remained in a coma for six weeks.
In one case, the teacher assigned questions at the start of class, left the classroom for the students to solve the problems.
Interestingly, the quality of the homework submitted for assigned questions was classified as strong only 57% of the time.
Student responses for ARS questions were collected through the web-based platform that each instructor used to assign questions and receive student responses.
Although it is not our purpose in this report to detail such an intervention, we can imagine a scenario in which an instructor assigns a question as reported here for homework after one class period and has the results of lexical analysis before the next class period.
When they arrive in class, each student can be assigned a question and students can be divided into small groups based on their assignment.
In 2008, there were four question pairs: four assigned homework questions from the midterm and four topic-matched final exam questions.
We screened a total of 4,134 questions from the German National Medical Licensing Exam, Part 2 (October 2006 until October 2012), and assigned each question to one of 23 medical disciplines based on its topic and the correct answer.
The other half of each lecture group was assigned a buffer question and a transporter question.
Avoiding a doctor's visit because of fear they'll focus on weight; past eating disorders being triggered because of a question assigned to GPs industry-wide; and specific problems being ignored because they're wrapped up in extra flesh aren't unique to my family.
