The phrase "assign crew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or designating a group of people for a specific task or role, often in a work or project setting.
Example: "The project manager will assign crew members to different tasks based on their skills and availability."
Alternatives: "designate team" or "allocate personnel".
For example, state motor highway agencies will assign crews to sander trucks if told that one to three inches of snow is likely.
The knowledge based system supports an automated alternative design analysis with on line schematic drawing, material selection, crew selection and productivity analysis for generating activities sequencing, normal durations, productivity adjusted durations, cost estimate, list of materials selected and their respective quantities and list of assigned crew.
Lists had been posted on the ship assigning crew members to specific lifeboat stations, but few appeared to have read them or to have known what they were supposed to do.
It operates using a centralised command which picks targets and assigns crews to carry out jobs.
Though Novak was cagey about the details, he implied that there was a centralized system for picking targets and assigning crews to jobs.
The Panthers, Novak explains, are loosely organized: they get "orders from Belgrade," Samuels discovers, which are the product of "a centralized system for picking targets and assigning crews to jobs".
He says that assigning a crew chief to be responsible for a specific aircraft, with his or her name stenciled outside the cockpit, has improved maintenance.
They vote, the five most popular are selected, everyone else is randomly assigned as crew members, then they get a little more than two days to make the videos with no budget, just their own ingenuity and me squashing their grandiose visions down into something realistic given the constraints.
This may be done by assigning a crew member to hold the lamp stand during filming; placing lamps at a distance from collection materials which is greater than the height of the extended stand; weighting the stands with sandbags; attaching protection screens to the lamp fixtures; or a combination of the above.
