The phrase "assigned responsible" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of someone being given responsibility for a task or role, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "She was assigned responsible for managing the project timeline."
Alternatives: "designated as responsible" or "appointed to be responsible."
Nurses of the elder care department can only view the patient status of a patient currently admitted to their nurse unit for whom they are assigned responsible.
Nurses of the cardiology department can only view the patient status of a patient admitted to their nurse unit for whom they are assigned responsible, up to three days after they were discharged.
General practitioners can only view the status of a patient who is currently on consultation or whom they treated in the last two months or for whom they are assigned the primary general practitioner at the hospital or for whom they are assigned responsible in the HPMS.
Corrections on the assigned responsible organization based on the first questionnaire were processed in this second questionnaire.
One of the FGD participants emphasized the need to assign responsible health workers who provide ethically sound health services to mothers.
Finally, uncertainty exists in assigning responsible injections for patients with multiple procedures and in the parameter estimates in our Poisson modeling.
Respondents were 272 purposive selected health services personnel, who were assigned to responsible for changing health behavior and sent to attend a three-day training course of health personnel competency development on empowerment for cardiovascular disease risk group during October to November, 2007.
Assign responsible people to watch the children under your care.
The follow-up telephones demonstrated that they could not assign the responsible staff to fill the survey, or they are lack of relevant data.
At the end of the year, the junior executive becomes available for assignment to one of the operating divisions, where he or she will be assigned to a responsible post rather than a training position.
