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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assigned people" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who have been designated or allocated specific tasks or roles within a project or organization.
Example: "The project manager provided a list of assigned people responsible for each phase of the project."
Alternatives: "designated individuals" or "allocated personnel."
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Now Amazon has assigned people like Dr. Allgor to analyze why it is losing money.
Nazi officials assigned people to this program largely based on their economic productivity.
But no one has randomly assigned people to eat breakfast or not, which could cinch the argument.
At the workshop, Mr. Friedman assigned people into randomly selected groups of three who will meet periodically and coach one another through the exercises in the book.
Collectives built more and more tulou and randomly assigned people to live in the buildings, so that each clan would have members spread among different collectives.
In one experiment, he randomly assigned people in work groups with positions of high or low power, or to a control group.
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"But South Asia -- when we assign people there they come back raving feminists in six months".
The other was a scheduling application for assigning people to seats, subject to certain constraints.
No one but you sees the cliques you assign people to.
They assign people to campaigns who know the ins and outs".
For ethical reasons at the time, the researchers did not randomly assign people to undergo weight-loss surgery.
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