The phrase "assigned again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or responsibility that has been given to someone once more after having been assigned previously.
Example: "After reviewing the project, the manager decided that the same team would be assigned again to ensure continuity."
Alternatives: "reassigned" or "given again".
Faculty members are under increasing pressure to devote time to research instead of teaching, a fact that helps explain why the same questions and problems and term paper topics are assigned again and again.
The remaining items are then assigned again starting from the one with the next highest priority.
Patients who were randomly assigned in the ALMS and who had responded to MMF or IV CY at 6 months (± 50% of the original cohort) were randomly assigned again to receive AZA or MMF for an additional period of 3 years.
Since the numbers are unique and site-specific, they stay with the organization, even if the organization is closed, and they are never assigned again.
When more than one desired moving objects bounding boxes are close enough, the collaborative tracker is activated and it exploits the advantages of the classified features to localize each object precisely as well as updating the objects shape models more precisely by assigning again the classified features to the objects.
At first, Mr. Vann Nath found himself back at his old prison, assigned once again to paint.
For example, a gene discovered between Os05g0000300 and Os05g0000400 would be assigned Os05g0000350, again leaving room for expansion.
Higher utility values could be obtained here by allowing users to perform intersystem hand-overs so that each user would be assigned to again.
Case in point: last week, former presidential candidate and unflagging conspiracy theorist Michele Bachmann announced that, despite the understandable outcry, she has been assigned yet again to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence in the new congressional term.
For example if I have a code that assigns the value to a variable and that variable is assigned the value again, then it is obvious that the first assignment is useless.
Forty-eight research subjects came individually to our laboratory, again assigned to messy or tidy rooms.
