The phrase "assigned close to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been allocated or designated in proximity to a certain point or location.
Example: "The resources were assigned close to the project site to ensure easy access for the team."
Alternatives: "allocated near" or "designated close to".
WEISSMAN; GRIMSHAW, 1996 Data locality is a scheduling constraint; worker must be assigned closer to data.
Disability was measured via the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) 12 score assigned closest to the time of delivery (±3 years).
On the original Richter scale the smallest earthquakes measurable at that time were assigned values close to zero.
garden-style condo; h/w floors, assigned parking, close to transportation and school; common charge $221; taxes $1,821; listed at $235,000 (multiple bids).
An analysis done by the Dallas Morning News in conjunction with Reveal showed that the Texas Workforce Commission has only 19 investigators to handle an average of more than 13,000 cases a year, meaning that each investigator is assigned to close to roughly 684 complaints annually.
Strong acids have a higher concentration of hydrogen ions, and they are assigned values closer to 0. Conversely, strong bases have higher concentrations of hydroxide ions, and they are assigned values closer to 14. Weaker acids and bases are closer to the pH value of 7 than their stronger counterparts.
This taxon represents a recent divergence from B. thamnobates51,52,53,54, so B. sp. "emerald" was assigned as a sister taxon to B. thamnobates and assigned branch lengths close to zero (Supplementary Fig. S1).
The building has assigned parking, is close to schools and shopping and is set back from the street.
Brian Mr. Walkerr) is an undercover cop assigned to get close to Dom (Mr. Diesel), who may be leading a pack of daredevil thieves to keep his posse of illegal street racers in dual exhausts and fresh carburetors.
