The phrase "assigned counter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific counter or position has been designated or allocated for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "Each team member was given an assigned counter to manage their tasks efficiently."
Alternatives: "designated counter" or "allocated counter".
Basically, users are given a short contract to protect the price, while the assigned counter-party is going long on the hedge.
The self-propelled 152 mm howitzers and 130 mm field guns were assigned counter-battery fire missions against Israeli artillery.
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To do this, every node in not is assigned a counter that indicates to how many candidates a node is not adjacent (or disconnected).
Patients assigned to counters with reduced sight were more satisfied with the privacy than patients at visually exposed counters.
But to be fair to the NYPD, recruits who are native speakers of languages such as Arabic, Pushtu and Bengali are often assigned to counter-terrorism duties.
The doxography also assigns the counter earth to the Pythagorean Hicetas (DK 50A2; cf. Mansfeld 2010a: 90 93).
Create (directed) links between these occupations and assign a counter to each link.
After the execution of Select snaps described above, the activity Setup counter is executed with the starting point of the counter assigned by the user.
When a leaf is visited, the current value of the counter is assigned to it and the counter is incremented.
If a queue is picked for service, its (static) weight is assigned to its counter, which specifies the number of packets to be transmitted in a round.
