The phrase "assigned delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to logistics, shipping, or project management where a specific delivery has been designated or allocated to someone or something.
Example: "The assigned delivery for the package is scheduled for tomorrow morning."
Alternatives: "designated delivery" or "allocated delivery".
Where personal property is assigned, delivery is necessary to complete the transaction, not as between the vendor and the vendee, but as to third persons, in order that they may not be deceived by apparent possession and ownership remaining in a person, who, in fact, is not the owner.
When a car is ready to be delivered it is moved to the assigned delivery gate, where it is loaded onto a truck and eventually delivered to the retailer.
Except in certain circumstances, drivers were free to choose the sequence in which they made deliveries and the routes they took, but were required to complete all assigned deliveries on the day of assignment.
Gift donors now must present photo ID, and children's names and addresses are kept private via a numbering system that assigns delivery locations.
Robustness is achieved by assigning message delivery responsibility to multiple vehicles in sparse networks.
Mr. Berent considered the paint issue with the car he was assigned, and the delivery frustrations, and decided to cancel his order.
Surveillance cameras that day first caught Smith "rifling through trays assigned to other delivery routes" and pulling greeting cards from those trays into her own, court documents stated.
And then there are Federal Express and UPS, which make elaborate arguments about why too little of the common costs are assigned to package delivery, resulting in rates that are too low, allowing the Postal Service to steal business away from them.
This problem is equivalent to the uniform parallel machine scheduling problem, which is to minimize the maximal completion time of n jobs whose release times are zero, processing times depend on the speed of the machine to which they are assigned, and their delivery times are different.
Each tumor was assigned an adenovirus delivery plus or minus AII.
Since in our view conventional lot sizing and scheduling models do not sufficiently reflect the conditions given in industrial production systems we propose an alternate approach, called block planning, for scheduling production orders on a continuous time scale with demand elements being assigned to distinct delivery dates.
