The phrase "assigned residence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to housing, legal matters, or residency requirements, often referring to a designated place where someone is required to live.
Example: "After the court's decision, he was given an assigned residence in the city for the duration of his probation."
Alternatives: "designated residence" or "allocated living space."
The judge ruled that expulsion to the Gaza Strip was permitted under the convention, which allows the occupying power to subject people to "assigned residence" in the area it controls for "imperative reasons of security".
The most frequent victims — prisoners and people not living in their assigned residence areas — are the least likely to get AIDS drugs, and activists say markups vastly inflate the prices of medications bought cheaply by foreign donors.
Soon "Nadra Ukrainy" concluded a barter with another company "Medinvesttreid" (Medinvesttrade) after which the above-mentioned government assigned residence was exchanged for two properties at Parkova alleya (Park alley) in Kiev.
We assigned residence location using an offset of 25 ft from the street centerline.
The continuous presence of neuroserpin orthologs equipped with C-terminal signal sequences assigning residence within the secretory pathway documents that serpins functioning as guards of the cellular export/import routes represent an ancient trait.
In order to use the cases with unknown residential information, the geographic referral pattern for each hospital or diagnosis center was used to assign residences on a proportional as-likely basis.
Where only a street intersection was available for the residential location (1% of residences), we assigned the residence location to the middle of the intersection.
For residences reported in interviews to be on public water, we assigned the residence to the district served by the nearest distribution pipe.
Using the schematic, we assigned each residence to the closest node on the distribution system.
Because nSES was assigned by residence at diagnosis, a portion of the cases may have been assigned a neighborhood score that was not truly representative of their personal overall access to resources.
If interview data about water source was missing, we assigned the residence to a water district if it was within 75 m of a distribution pipe (Cambareri, personal communication 1997).
