The phrase "assign yourself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to take responsibility for a task or to designate a task for themselves.
Example: "Please assign yourself to the project that interests you the most."
Alternatives: "take on" or "designate yourself".
You can assign yourself tasks, but no one will come after you if you don't finish them.
It's one hell of a task, mind; one that takes either stupidity or nerve to assign yourself – and Harvey is anything but a fool.
You can assign yourself positive or this other person negative, or they're told that they're in some sort of scenario where they can use chance to make the decision.
We also will ask you basic questions about your household (such as occupation, income and partner status), your children and their ages (if you have any), your participation in childcare activities (if applicable) and ask you to assign yourself a Kinsey Homosexual-Heterosexual Rating Scale score.
So people are told, you can decide to assign yourself to the fun, interesting lottery-chance task and the other person to the boring, no lottery task, or you can decide to assign the other person to the fun, interesting task, and yourself to the boring, no lottery task.
After that, you assign yourself five main personality traits.
But you have assigned yourself issues that are not the core business of a military.
"If you don't find what you're looking for in the area that you've assigned yourself, you review the other possibilities".
In the essay in "First Loves," you write that in 1963 you'd been working for six or seven years toward one day being able to write real poetry; you hadn't published anything yet and had experienced poetry mostly as a labor you'd assigned yourself.
Also, by assigning yourself project deadlines, you can keep on top of projects and avoid those dreaded last minute emergencies.
Try assigning yourself small-scale deadlines.
