The phrase "appropriate to assign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether it is suitable or fitting to allocate a task or responsibility to someone or something.
Example: "It is appropriate to assign this project to the most experienced team member."
Alternatives: "suitable to allocate" or "fitting to designate".
"It seems appropriate to assign the term 'Anthropocene' to the present, in many ways human-dominated, geological epoch," he observed.
Thus, this modification was not appropriate to assign in order to optimize the process of rutin and quercetin contents from peach.
Sometimes, it is found appropriate to assign the average of several measurements as a measure to ascertain the distance between two points.
The NRA's Tanaka said the regulator has decided to consult with the IAEA about whether it is appropriate to assign a rating to the leakage at the plant.
Initially, it may seem appropriate to assign each experiment an equal weight when considering the appearance of an edge.
It seems appropriate to assign a proprioceptive function to the TMne terminals located in the mystacial pad in view of the following observations.
Since the arithmetical operations + and × can be interpreted in the usual way, the only difficulty lies in finding appropriate values to assign to the epsilon terms.
As the network topology mapped to a reduced space should now be sufficiently denoised by means of the MCE device, the use of the SP (instead of the ED) appears to be a more appropriate way to assign distances between nodes because it obeys the denoised network topology.
Based on this distinction, if a regular CPT is employed to work with the CP, the appropriate workload assignment is to assign 31% of the ACC workload to the CPT and the remaining 69% to the CP, as shown in Fig. 3a.
"It's certainly appropriate that an approach to assign cases like this would be re-evaluated," said Steven Banks, deputy head of the Legal Aid Society's civil division.
