The phrase "assigned articles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to articles that have been designated or allocated for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The students were required to read the assigned articles before the discussion."
Alternatives: "designated articles" or "allocated articles".
Mr. Biggs, he determined, is not eligible for any assignments about Samsung products, and Ms. Kaleda is not to be assigned articles about environmental issues.
[Laughs.] I was generally assigned articles that were the exact opposite of hard news.
In some of the titles I was assigned, articles began with an abstract written by the author.
In addition to publishing unedited first drafts, Mr. Iversen has promoted collusion between writers and advertisers, and has assigned articles on a first-come-first-write basis to a growing list of 300 residents.
Brown imported her fascination with celebrity and her mixing of high and low culture to Vanity Fair, where she recruited a roster of all-star writers — by doubling the going rate of $1 per word — and boosted circulation to 1.2 million from 250,000, earning a reputation as a fearsome editor who assigned articles on a whim and then, when they came in, tossed them aside like bad poker hands.
Raters then independently rated their assigned articles to permit us to examine inter-rater reliability.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Each student writes his or her assigned article.
She has read a summary of the assigned article online and comprehends the ideas, but the dense written English of Great Britain from two-plus centuries past is a puzzle to her.
This may be in part due to our straightforward, bottom-up strategy of including any journal by simply ranking on frequency of publishing any MI-MeSH assigned article.
Students were free to study in any manner, although they were encouraged to use method 1 or 2. The assigned article for each paper quiz was unique, and the quiz consisted of questions ranging from Bloom's level 1 to level 6 (Krathwohl, 2002; Crowe et al., 2008).
While she avoids assigning articles that deal explicitly with the Holocaust — "For us, it's boring already" — Alon said that the topic is nonetheless one of the motivating forces behind the magazine.
