The phrase "are just assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tasks, roles, or responsibilities that have been allocated to someone or something.
Example: "The new employees are just assigned their roles and will begin training next week."
Alternatives: "are simply allocated" or "are merely designated".
But I think they are just assigning to the school a lot of what the student is bringing with him to the school".
Despite the lofty valuation Fanatics was just assigned, Rubin suggested that SoftBank isn't throwing around its money, driving up valuations as has become a growing concern for many in the venture industry.
But there was this brand new shining option of taking this male-identified self and slowly transitioning into woman as if it were a choice, instead of a gender that was just assigned to me.
Thus, the communication cost at this phase is just assigning updated revision factors to the violated node, and the number of (2*|N_{mathcal {V}}|) messages are exchanged altogether.
"ICANN is careful to say they're just assigning names and numbers," says Zittrain, "but that's like saying you have the narrow scope of running the printing presses that happen to print money.
"We heard a lot of school districts were just assigning officers to the schools," said Kevin Quinn, an Arizona SRO who serves as the group's president.
The "slower" clients, hosted, e.g., on a remote Internet server are just less frequently assigned tasks by the Colony Server.
"It's just randomly assigned," she said.
"The first person who came to question me said he doesn't know me, he's just been assigned the job, and he had to go on the Internet to find out who I am.
If a triangle elongates in the PD direction, that motion could be just as easily assigned to positive or negative shear (a square whose top moves to the right or to the left, respectively) suggesting that the correspondence is arbitrary, and not meaningful.
