The phrase "assigned offices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to offices that have been designated or allocated to individuals or groups within an organization.
Example: "The new employees were informed of their assigned offices during the orientation session."
Alternatives: "designated offices" or "allocated offices".
And women are more likely to be assigned office housework because assigners tend to believe that women will accept the task.
Members of the old regiment were incorporated into the 107th Infantry, and they and other guard units were assigned office and training space in the Park Avenue building.
Emeritus faculty members may be assigned office space as available and as needed, although they have lower priority than active members of the faculty and staff.
All Ph.D. students in the Field of Nutrition are assigned office space in the same building as their faculty research advisors.
Many of the M.S. and Ph.D. offices have computer workstations available, and all Master of Engineering students are assigned office space with a computer workstation in one of the design project rooms.
Another plaintiff, Odessa Portlette, a clerical worker, said that black workers were never assigned office space although white employees were, and that she was relegated to a dusty basement and had her name taken out of the office directory as punishment for filing a complaint.
On October 19, 1915 she was assigned office work at the hospital because she was no longer able to bear the gore of the operating theater.
The team has been assigned office space at the hospital and has scheduled two daily meetings to plan activities and discuss patients.
Bottles of study medication were dispensed to the patient in a closed, labeled box by an office assistant, and were returned in the same box to the assigned office assistant, but never to the principal investigator or sub-investigator in order to preserve the single-masked nature of the study.
