The phrase "assigned objectives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to goals or tasks that have been designated to someone or a group to achieve.
Example: "The team met to discuss the assigned objectives for the upcoming project and how to best accomplish them."
Alternatives: "designated goals" or "allocated tasks".
The investigation determined that the USAF accident investigation was properly convened and met its assigned objectives.
The Free French 4th SAS battalion of 538 men was assigned objectives in Brittany (Operation Dingson, Operation Samwest).
The US 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions were assigned objectives on the Cotentin Peninsula west of Utah.
G/116 was able to retain some cohesion, but this was soon lost as they made their way westwards under fire along the shingle in an attempt to reach their assigned objectives.
Late in World War II, Hitler charged Himmler with the command of the Army Group Upper Rhine and the Army Group Vistula; he failed to achieve his assigned objectives and Hitler replaced him in these posts.
In this Perspective (Additional File 2), six of the assigned objectives were fully met (score 57 out 100), while two presented a borderline condition and two others showed a misalignment highlighted by red colour.
Gathering more lost soldiers from the 82nd Airborne, he reached their assigned objective.
Ultimately, we need to develop expressive trust networks that can be assigned objective semantics.
Assigning objectives to the environmental monitoring network is the pillar of the design to these kinds of networks.
Also indicated by Skinner et al. (2018) was the possibility and value of assigning objectives and standards for ITS intended to accelerate the acquisition of STEM expertise, beyond novice and journeymen levels of knowledge and skill, without increasing time in instruction.
The corps instilled the tactical doctrine for small units by assigning objectives down to the platoon level.
