The phrase "and assign to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are delegating tasks, responsibilities, or roles to someone or something.
Example: "The manager will review the project requirements and assign to the team the necessary tasks to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "and allocate to the" or "and designate to the".
A few weeks ago Selmi proposed that before elections all parties should sign up to a constitutional declaration that would, among other things: make the budget of the armed forces (including all arms deals) secret from parliament, government and president; and assign to the armed forces the role of "protecting the civil nature of the state".
Conclusion that could be derived from those findings is that teachers on private faculties are abandoning traditional and non-flexible roles, and are turning to new models of teaching which focus on a proactive, constructivist role of the student and assign to the teacher the role of a mentor, more appropriate for digital era.
We generate the same tasks using the four question formats and assign to the same set of workers.
Despite of batch processing, incremental online methods receive samples from the stream one by one and assign to the nearest cluster.
If the average buffer size for each node is b, then, to keep the total buffer resources in each group unchanged, we assign larger buffer size to half of the nodes including the group leader, with each 1.5 b, and assign to the other half with each 0.5 b.
The authors therefore suggested that the low FRET state we observed in the pre-fusion SNAREpin and assign to the 'angled' conformation can be explained by the enhanced flexibility of the CPXacc in this complex.
The sequencing reads were functionally annotated and assigned to the COG categories according to their best hits.
In September 1942, he was transferred to the United States Army Air Forces and assigned to the Fourth Fighter Group.
By 2003, he had been promoted to detective and assigned to the Firearms Investigation Command, court records show.
Then he was hired by The New York Times and assigned to the night rewrite desk.
Patent 3,508,920 was granted this week to Dr. William E. Glenn Jr. and assigned to the Gen eral Electric Company.
