The phrase "as assignment" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as an assignment"? You can use "as an assignment" when referring to a task or project that is given to someone to complete, typically in an educational or professional context.
Example: "The teacher provided the students with a project to complete as an assignment for the semester."
Alternatives: "as a task" or "as a project".
It included whether or not studies performed multidimensional geriatric assessment and assigned patients (defined as assignment to therapy and care team meetings for individualised goal setting).
The trial judge, William J. Arnold, turned the matter over to Judge Trautwein, who as assignment judge supervised all the Bergen County civil, criminal and municipal courts.
The advantage of using a language with a built-in object system is that message passing can interact seamlessly with other language features, such as assignment statements.
However, several important aspects such as assignment of common tasks between models to different workstations, and minimizing the number and length of workstations are not addressed in an integrated manner.
A class of problems that have been studied extensively in the literature using the methods of probabilistic analysis is represented by the assignment problems, and many important problems in operations research and computer science can be formulated as assignment problems.
A facility layout design (FLD) problem can be generally introduced as assignment of facilities (departments) to a site such that a set of criteria are satisfied or some objectives are minimized (maximized).
That was certainly the case last week, as assignments with billings estimated at more than $250 million changed hands.
"When I open the paper in the morning, I see nothing but cries for help - floods, cyclones, earthquakes, forest fires - and I take these as assignments.
We developed a tool, called the Workplace Experiences Survey, that tests for racial and gender bias in business systems, such as assignments.
Equally important, she said, "he made these images for hire -- or the majority, if not all of them, as assignments for the architects or for magazines".
The final exam is subject to the same policies as assignments (e.g., must be done in pairs, etc).
