The phrase "assigned employees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to employees who have been designated or allocated specific tasks or roles within an organization.
Example: "The manager provided a list of assigned employees for the upcoming project to ensure everyone knew their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "designated employees" or "allocated staff".
Four regularly assigned employees operate the NIH photocopy equipment.
The program assigned employees to shadow a more senior person in another part of the organization for about a dozen days over a two-to-three-month period.
The agreement, once signed, also stipulates the city's intent this month to lay off about 1,000 provisional employees — those full-time, unionized workers who have not passed the civil service exam and have fewer job protections — and it delays by 90 days another set of layoffs that had been announced for more than 1,000 permanently assigned employees, city and union officials said.
However, some facilities may have more advanced equipment (or assigned employees) that will sort the materials for you.
Maniac Mansion was first conceived in 1985, when Lucasfilm Games assigned employees Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick the task of creating an original game.
He also gave credit to airlines that have assigned employees to help with "non-security" duties at TSA checkpoints to help move the queues along.
But to comply with European Union regulations, British Airways is immediately assigning employees who say they are pregnant to nonflying duties.
A spokesman for the Association of Flight Attendants, Jeff Zack, added that US Airways needed to revamp a wide range of practices including its schedules, the way it assigns employees and the prices it pays for fuel.
Instead, there are people known as "lead links" who have the ability to assign employees to roles or remove them from them, but who are not in a position to actually tell people what to do.
Mr. Dunn says that online piracy is "a significant issue for us". His company assigns employees to monitor file-sharing sites, and they find in any given month 200 to 300 Cengage textbook titles being shared.
As part of its BlueWork program, American Express conducts an employee survey, which helps assign employees to one of four categories: Hub, Club, Roam, and Home.
