The phrase "assigned directly to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that a task or responsibility is given to a particular person or group without any intermediaries.
Example: "The project was assigned directly to the marketing team to ensure a swift response."
Alternatives: "allocated straight to" or "designated specifically to".
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.
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.
Lastly, noHype avoids indirection that occurs through the creation of virtual cores and memory, since cores and memory are assigned directly to each virtual machine.
The Australian Government had very little influence over where Australian graduates of EATS were posted, and many were assigned directly to British units.
This allowed 30/305 ESTs to be assigned directly by exact match to corresponding nt annotations (Figure 1 and Figure S2).
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.
A homework assignment was assigned directly following each in-class session (elaborate).
Identifiers.org (Juty et al., 2012) provides resolvable persistent IRIs used to identify individual records (based on the existing entity identifiers assigned directly by the data providers).
Therefore, their locations on cucumber genetic maps could be assigned directly.
