The phrase "are typically assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common practices or norms regarding the allocation of tasks, roles, or responsibilities.
Example: "In many organizations, tasks are typically assigned based on individual expertise and experience."
Alternatives: "are usually allocated" or "are commonly designated".
Sanitary facilities are typically assigned by area.
They are typically assigned to the departments undertaking the greatest risks, like the structured products trading desk.
Vocational rehabilitation participants are typically assigned to the Work Experience Program, a workfare program that places welfare recipients in temporary jobs, usually with city agencies.
Sequences with greater than 97% identity are typically assigned to the same species (Schloss and Handelsman 2005).
Students are typically assigned these activities at the beginning of the summer and are typically graded (for completion) at the start of the next school year.
Such timing constraints are typically assigned to the various software activities (acquisition, control and actuation tasks) that run on the robot controller, and need to be enforced by the operating system that support the application.
But he acknowledged that part-time employees with less availability were typically assigned fewer hours.
I object to neither the pleasure, nor the guilt; it's the modifying of one by the other that works my nerves, the awkward attempt to elevate as well as denigrate the object to which the phrase is typically assigned.
In traditional laparoscopic hysterectomy, an assistant is typically assigned to hold a uterus manipulator to facilitate the surgical procedures.
Supporting various applications of digital fabrication and manufacturing, the industrial robot is typically assigned repetitive tasks for specific pre-programmed and singular applications.
