Sentence examples for an assignments of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "an assignments of" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an assignment of" if referring to a single task or "assignments of" if referring to multiple tasks.
Example: "I received an assignment of a new project that I need to complete by next week."
Alternatives: "a task of" or "a duty of".

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That is, given a descent graph of a pedigree and an assignments of alleles a = (a1,…, a2 f ) to the maternal and paternal variables of its f founders, every maternal and paternal variable is assigned a specific founding allele.

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That meant an assignment of astounding proportions, to be capped by a seemingly impossible task.

And national missile defense is going to be an assignment of the secretary of state.

"Blame" means an "assignment of responsibility for a fault or a wrong or an error".

Additional questions have arisen over the signature verifying an assignment of the mortgage.

"This was the only time I saw an assignment of James's," the student said.

On last month's thread you suggested an assignment of art inspired by poems, and your wish is our command.

In that lawsuit, Ms. Noriega, acting as vice president of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, signed an assignment of mortgage.

If an assignment of the mortgage alone is a nullity, then the mortgage can no longer be enforced.

This is an assignment of last resort, of course; I'd much rather they come up with something all their own.

Finally, without consultation with the Professional Services Group, the Andersen team working with Enron approved a new idea, known as an "assignment of interest".

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