The phrase "assigned repair" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific repair task has been designated to someone or something.
Example: "The technician was notified of the assigned repair for the broken printer in the office."
Alternatives: "designated repair" or "allocated repair".
In the Hasbro building at 32 West 23rd Street, Mr. Tolson and 11 other doctors try to keep 1,000 new toy offerings functioning; five electronic technicians from Hong Kong are also assigned to repair products from the company's Tiger Electronics subsidiary.
Those exiting include some of the biggest names at the company, headed by the chief executive, Jeff Zucker, whose departure was already announced, and Jeff Gaspin, the latest programmer assigned to repair the chronic sinkhole of the company, the entertainment division of the NBC network.
Councils in most areas set minimum "investigation levels" — a standard below which officials refused to assess a pothole or assign a repair time.
The remaining four PDX were assigned an HR-DNA repair gene wild-type status, since no pathogenic mutations were detected in a curated set of HR pathway genes (Fig. 1b).
Studies considered for inclusion met the following criteria: the design was a RCT or adjusted observational study, the study population was patients with IMR; patients were assigned to MV repair vs replacement, and outcomes included early (30 days or in hospital) or late (≥1 year) overall survival or all-cause mortality.
The US navy has deployed a hospital ship and has assigned engineers to repair the island's damaged power grid, the US Department of Defense said on Friday.
The tendons were randomly assigned to three repair groups: 20 tendons sutured using 3/0 prolene with a 2-strand modified Kessler technique (group A) (Fig. 2); 20 using 2/0 polypropylene Quill™ SRS with a new 4-strand barbed technique (group B) (Fig. 3); 20 using 2/0 polydioxanone (PDO) Quill™ SRS with the same new 4-strand barbed technique (group C).
k is an adjustable parameter describing the fraction of damage assigned to different repair rates.
