The phrase "assigned directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tasks or responsibilities that are given to someone without any intermediaries or additional steps.
Example: "The project was assigned directly to the lead developer to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "allocated straight" or "designated immediately".
A homework assignment was assigned directly following each in-class session (elaborate).
He is working with the lottery to see if the ticket can be assigned directly to a hospital — something that officials say has never been done before.
Most of the detectives were assigned to one of the department's five area headquarters, while about 2,400 of the police officers were either assigned directly or detailed to specialized units, including the narcotics section and the internal affairs division.
From this test set a compound was assigned directly to an average number of 8 classes.
These types of containers will offer higher isolation between containers by running their own copy of the Windows kernel and having memory assigned directly to them.
The approach presented here is based on the idea that cellular functional units may be assigned directly to mathematical modeling objects.
However, assigning directly this stiffness to the springs in the model is incorrect, since it includes the contribution of elements such as the sleeper, the fastener, and the rail which are already represented in the FEM model.
4. Russell (1905), (1910) held that definite descriptions could not be assigned meanings directly, but admitted only of a contextual definition.
To avoid further constitutional questions, the government simply put the new powers to assign cases directly into the constitution itself.
Customer service agents can support, update and assign projects directly from an email client, without needing to log in or use a mobile app.
Third, according to realists, measurement is aimed at obtaining knowledge about properties and relations, rather than at assigning values directly to individual objects.
