The phrase "are assigned right" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is assigned correctly, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The tasks are assigned correctly to each team member."
Alternatives: "are assigned properly" or "are assigned accurately."
I've never been able to look into anything unless it was on a need-to-do basis, like homework that's assigned right then and there.
In fact, some 130 countries (unfortunately excluding us) have constitutions in which citizens are assigned the right to a healthy environment, with the state obligated to protect that right.
These patents are assigned without rights to royalties.
They act as the intermediary between the supply and demand to ensure products are moved when they need to be and the right drivers are assigned to the right loads.
The blobs of ink are assigned to their right place on the structure, and the computer then unfolds the whole 3-D structure into a 2-D sheet.
In the commonly applied typology of Koopmans et al., (2005), assimilation and multiculturalism constitute opposite policy types based on how individual and group rights are assigned to immigrants.3 The dimension of individual rights captures all measures that guarantee immigrants' equal access to civic rights, including access to citizenship.
Cadets that come out of the academy are assigned to foot patrol right away, they don't automatically go into cars.
Should national governments retain liability for permanence then project-level activities that have individually-assigned REDD+ carbon rights may have a higher risk of carbon reversal than policies where rights are assigned to the state.
In Texas, water rights are assigned in chronological order, meaning that during droughts, those with the oldest permits are first.
In the real world, the way rights are assigned -- to polluters or to their neighbors -- does matter.
