The phrase "are actually assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing tasks, roles, or responsibilities that have been designated or allocated to someone or something.
Example: "The tasks that are actually assigned to each team member will be outlined in the project plan."
Alternatives: "are truly designated" or "are specifically allocated".
If you have any influence as to which projects you are actually assigned to, or even the opportunity to propose your own ideas as projects, use it.
Maybe IEPs are actually assigned randomly, for no reason at all.
This paper examines the computational design limits of multiplex PCR in the context of SNP genotyping and examines tradeoffs associated with several key design factors including multiplexing level (the number of primer pairs per tube), coverage (the % of SNP whose associated primers are actually assigned to one of several available tube), and tube-size uniformity.
If you use this edition, it is your own responsibility to be sure that you are doing the exercises that were actually assigned.
Google explains that when a phone transmits data back to its servers some location data is actually assigned a unique identification number, but it says that this number is in no way associated with the device's IMEI, the user's name, or other information.
The simple-minded response to the oracle, which is actually assigned to the Delians in some versions, is to build a second altar identical to the first one and set it on top of the first (Philoponus, In Anal. post., CAG XIII.3, 102.12 22).
Google explains that when a phone transmits data back to its servers some location data is actually assigned a unique identification number, but it says that this number is in no way associated with the device's IMEI, the user's name, or other information.
Some Occupy Wall Street protesters who were arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct were actually assigned bail based upon whether or not they consented to an iris scan during their booking.
Because no single read is actually assigned to a taxonomic category, it is impossible to measure the performance in terms of detection accuracy.
The two quantities y i{1} and y i{0} are described as "potential outcomes": If individual i was actually assigned drug treatment, then y i{1} is its observed potential outcome, while y i{0} is its unobserved potential outcome (or "counterfactual"); if some other individual i′ received placebo, then its potential outcome y i′{1} is unobserved.
