The phrase "assigned activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or responsibilities that have been designated to someone, often in a work or educational context.
Example: "The students will complete their assigned activities before the end of the class."
Alternatives: "designated tasks" or "allocated duties".
All of the participants took part in their assigned activities twice a week, for an hour each time.
For example, students who learn to delay gratification are better able to complete their assigned activities.
Kids being assigned activities that are way too advanced or specializing in one sport way too early often yield that unmistakable look of sheer boredom.
Manoshi Branch Managers updated registers regularly on the basis of the availability of CHWs to perform assigned activities and attendance at monthly refresher training sessions.
Although quite a few training programs required homework (Schmidt et al 1999; Troyer 2001) the majority of memory interventions focused on the didactic delivery of classroom content and not on participants' compliance with assigned activities.
These CHW will not be given salaries but "funds will be made available to enable them to carry out their assigned activities" i.e. "enablers" such as free drugs, food packages, travel and transport allowances will be given.
Explain that student pairs will be creating a list of questions to ask a fellow student who is involved in their assigned activity.
Each of the identified risk has been assigned to certain activity and/or resource, i.e., the impact of that risk can lead to delay of that assigned activity or increase of cost in the assigned resource or influence both.
Several instructors instead described more gentle ways of approaching students who do not appear to be working on the assigned activity.
The yoga and stretching groups did their assigned activity for one hour, three times a week.
Alleles carrying gene duplications receive double the value compared to the assigned activity score with a single gene copy.
