The phrase "assigned ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific area or topic has been designated for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The team was instructed to focus their research on the assigned ground to ensure all relevant data was covered."
Alternatives: "designated area" or "allocated space".
There is no appetite for assigning ground troops to any mission, officials said.
The values for each predictor variable were assigned to ground plots, based on proximity of the ground plot center to the nearest pixel center for each predictor variable.
Psychosocial Capacity Building in New York: Building resiliency with construction workers assigned to Ground Zero after 9/11, Social Work in Groups.
Despite the presence of those federal experts, Mr. Giuliani assigned the ground zero cleanup to a largely unknown city agency, the Department of Design and Construction.
Provided that this rate is below telemetry saturation, all events will then be telemetered and the event time tags can be correctly assigned in ground processing (see Section 7.11).
Under this act, and state statutes modeled after it, it has always been held that error appearing upon the face of the record may be assigned as ground for reversal, although no exception be taken.
"This dangerous operation must be carried out with discipline and due regard for the health and safety of everyone involved -- even if some people have lost perspective and argue for throwing caution tot he wind," Mr. Giuliani said yesterday in a statement announcing the increase in firefighters assigned to ground zero.
The Pentagon has granted an additional 1,100 exceptions allowing women to be assigned to ground combat units below the brigade level in order to "gain experience to help assess any future changes," Lainez said in an email to The Huffington Post.
