The phrase "assigned primarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a task or responsibility is mainly designated to a specific person or group.
Example: "The project was assigned primarily to the marketing team to ensure effective outreach."
Alternatives: "designated mainly" or "allocated chiefly".
He had gone to Europe as an employee of CBS radio, assigned primarily to set up broadcasts of cultural events.
Schöffe, in Germany, a lay jurist or assessor assigned primarily to a lower criminal court to make decisions both on points of law and on fact jointly with professional jurists.
The broad band near 1666 cm−1 was assigned primarily to C=O of amide I [19, 27].
The division was then assigned primarily to patrolling the sector east of Stuttgart.
GC peaks were assigned primarily to cyclic siloxanes of different ring size.
The bands observed at higher energies have been assigned primarily to corrin π → π* transitions on the basis of their small C D ratios and low MCD intensities.
It may be that health care is too important to assign primarily to enterprises motivated by profit, but isn't it also too important to turn over to political and bureaucratic managers for whom dynamic progress is not the highest priority?
This group includes a small number of named genes for which no function has yet been assigned but primarily contains the results of full-length cDNA sequencing projects or genes predicted by gene finding software.
Major Duties and Responsibilities: Within the delegated authority and under the given organizational set-up, the incumbent may be assigned the primarily, shared, or contributory accountabilities for all or part of the following areas of major duties and key end-results.
The Late Jurassic sauropod Australodocus bohetii was originally assigned to Diplodocidae, primarily on the basis of bifurcate neural spines.
The FITR spectra of lac dye appeared are primarily assigned as O H rocking in hydroxyl and carboxylic groups (1100 1047 cm−1), deformation vibrations of CH2 and CH3 groups (1500 350 C=O1), C=O stretching for COO− groups in conjugation with the C=C bonds in aromatic ring (1720 1570 C H1), C–H stretching (3000 2850 cm−1) and vibration band of OH groups (around 3300 cm−1).
