The phrase "and reassignment of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the transfer or reallocation of responsibilities, roles, or resources.
Example: "The committee discussed the budget cuts and reassignment of the project funds to other departments."
Alternatives: "and redistribution of the" or "and transfer of the".
Yale countersued, requesting damages and reassignment of the patent.
Meanwhile, the Department of Beaches and Harbors plans to recommend that the Small Craft Harbor Commission and the Board of Supervisors approve the remaining elements of the plan, including lease prices and reassignment of the master lease to the J. H. Snyder Co.
When a peak is incorrectly annotated the label can either be deleted, in which case it now appears grey or reassigned, in which case the new label is shown to the left of the old label together with a × to signify the deletion and reassignment of the peak.
To be clear: the new working methods involve the scrapping of bikes, the restructuring and reassignment of rounds, the sharing of vans and a massive increase in the workload, all at the same time.
The second phase involved the consolidation of the remaining businesses and reassignment of senior management.
While the scandal led to the resignation and reassignment of several top executives — including George Entwistle, just two months into his tenure in the BBC's top job as director general — Mr. Pollard absolved top management of applying "undue pressure" in the decision to stop the broadcast.
The design of the codon optimised nPTB* was achieved through several rounds of analysis and reassignment of synonymous codons such that the codon usage and GC content were more similar to the average human ORF.
Such references can also fall victim to changes in the external databases, such as the deprecation and reassignment of accession numbers [ 30].
Our analyses support the disappearance and reassignment of codons in response to a selection pressure for an efficient translation system as described in the "Modified Ambiguous Intermediate Theory of Codon Reassignment" [ 49- 51].
The loss and reassignment of tRNA genes is not very common in vertebrate mitogenomes and our findings raise new questions as to how missing tRNAs are supplied and if the reassigned tRNA gene is fully functional.
Today, thankfully, value arises through the redistribution, repurposing and reassignment of nature's energy without extracting or expending more.
