The phrase "assigned for security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a task, role, or responsibility is designated specifically for security purposes.
Example: "The personnel were assigned for security during the event to ensure the safety of all attendees."
Alternatives: "designated for security" or "allocated for security".
Some folks may object to having a Social Security number assigned for religious reasons.
The commission's findings could be challenged in Congress, where lawmakers have indicated a greater desire to assign blame for security lapses.
She also said that the State Department did not do the job that it should have done to set priorities in terms of assigning resources for security.
But U.S. officials concede that only about $20 million of the $1.6 billion Merida Initiative aid package to Mexico has been assigned to security for Mexico's southern border.
Moreover, both brothers were accompanied by police officers from the state of Punjab, assigned to them for security.
More recently, Ms. Quan initially chafed when Mr. Batts assigned a security detail for her more high-profile public appearances.
The inspector general found that managers at the Albuquerque office altered the ratings for both 1998 and 1999 for Los Alamos after survey teams from Albuquerque had already assigned security ratings for the laboratory.
B3 Mayor's Friend Given Security The police commissioner said two detectives had been assigned to provide security for Judith Nathan, Mayor Giuliani's friend, because of a threat made against her around Christmas.
Abu Abdullah knew little about it, but was assigned to provide security for a convoy of dump trucks that was en route to the town of Slouk, not far from where the battle took place.
He was able to get close to the Nato troops by claiming that he had been assigned to provide security for a delegation of government officials from Kabul who were visiting the base.
