The phrase "assigned boat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific boat has been designated for a particular purpose or individual, such as in a sailing or boating scenario.
Example: "Each participant will receive their assigned boat before the race begins."
Alternatives: "designated boat" or "allocated boat".
Robert Southey as noting that "the directors were usually a set of brutal fellows, who solicited the appointment for the sake of extorting what they could from the miserable Indians". The Indians in turn resented being sent on long trips to collect wood, being ordered to work the land and being assigned as boat paddlers, and they often fled back to the jungle.
For example, he may have been the only operator in the first year, or may have assigned five boats to the fishery, while the 2nd operator, if present at all, may have assigned only one boat to the fishery.
Instead, he assigned six boats stationed at Dreger Harbor in New Guinea and Kiriwina Island to operate along the south coast of New Britain east of Arawe each night, and asked only for emergency refuelling facilities at Arawe.
First, it will be necessary to know the number of hackers waiting to be assigned to a boat (int wH) and the number of employees waiting to be assigned to a boat (int wE).
At the last minute the boat assigned to reporters and photographers got stuck on a sandbar.
Many of the visitors are former firefighters who were once assigned to the boat, or their relatives, Mr. Ritchie said.
It will also be necessary to know the number of hackers that haven't yet boarded but have been assigned to a boat (int aH) and the number of such employees (int aE).
Sip on the ship's signature champagne in the cocktail bar Pink; belly up to the bar at 687 - named after the number assigned to the boat as it was being built in Germany - for the pub's signature red lager; or catch some very un-Disney-like entertainment, dancers in full black Lycra, knee-high boots and whips, at the nightclub Evolution.
UB-10 was the first boat assigned to the Flanders Flotilla, the unit in which she spent her entire career.
