The phrase "assigned here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks, roles, or responsibilities that have been designated or allocated in a specific location or context.
Example: "The tasks assigned here are crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "designated here" or "allocated here."
Erica Can I introduce the Permanent Secretary assigned here by the Cabinet Office.
The silence on Death Row is something that seems to unnerve guards when they first get assigned here.
Captain Vandenburg's commander, Col. Paul K. White, said that when he was assigned here a year ago he was leery of Guam because of its sleepy reputation.
During World War II, he was assigned here as a secret agent, with duties focused on intercepting Portuguese ships that smuggled diamonds from Africa to Germany.
Mr. Wolfowitz is also passing judgment on others assigned here, making the transitory Potomac here as divisive and political as the permanent one at home, some participants say.
"We're working with them as best as possible to ensure everyone's safety in this matter," said Sgt. Kenneth Kramer, the state trooper assigned here.
If I were to assign "Here on Earth" as reading for my students at Pace University, I would pair it with "The Rational Optimist," by Matt Ridley (someone Flannery cites a few times).
A mission of Sightings and the special mission assigned me here is to relate faith and faiths, as mediated by media, to public life.
The most prominent Δδ (>10 Hz) involved the α-hydrogen atoms of the Gly7 and of the Cys residues (which could not be unambiguously assigned and here is referred to as Cys1/9).
I don't want to assign blame here, but was it wise to expend such labor on a film about fish?
Here, we minimize the energy with the help of the graph cuts using α-expansion moves [41] as formulated in Eq. 10, since one of the classical usages of energy minimization is for assigning labels (here, disparity values) to pixels.
