The phrase "assigned official" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has been designated or appointed to a specific role or responsibility within an organization or context.
Example: "The assigned official will oversee the implementation of the new policy and ensure compliance among all staff members."
Alternatives: "designated official" or "appointed official".
Police will almost always have more complete information at the time of assigning official crime type labels.
At that point it is the responsibility of RGD to assign official nomenclature to rat genes or confirm that official nomenclature has already been assigned to rat genes.
HGNC is responsible for assigning official nomenclature to human genes and, in general, the mouse and rat nomenclature is assigned to match the nomenclature of human orthologs.
In a sometimes fiery news conference yesterday, Paterno said the Big Ten should consider changing the way it assigns officials and criticized reporters for questioning his decision not to let them talk to any of his players or assistants after last Saturday's game, a 27-24 overtime loss at Michigan.
Assuming verified COD from VA study is accurate for each COD certified by the official vital registration; correcting factors were generated from the distribution of verified causes in each cause assigned in official mortality records by age group, sex, and region [ 19].
New titles were assigned an official publication date, typically a Thursday, a practice that survives only in the most notional sense.
Because each foal is assigned an official birth date of January 1, to facilitate the age groups that define Thoroughbred races, it is important that mares foal as early as possible in the calendar year.
In 136 bce Wudi set up at court five Erudites of the Five Classics and in 124 bce assigned 50 official students to study with them, thus creating a de facto imperial university.
Costs were assigned using official statistical sources or market prices.
