The phrase "assigned specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specialist who has been designated or allocated to a specific task or project.
Example: "The assigned specialist will oversee the implementation of the new software system."
Alternatives: "designated expert" or "appointed specialist".
Army officials originally assigned Specialist Jolene Narr, 23, to learn Korean, but after Sept. 11, she switched to Arabic.
In theory, parents like Ruth and Juliet should be assigned specialist psychological support to help them make these decisions, but provision around the country is patchy and underfunded.
Assigning specialists to seek technical improvements and to incorporate them in operations obviously helps bring about improvement.
Soldiers also face delays in getting rehabilitation because defense officials do not use the system to assign specialists to centers with the biggest backlogs.
(Mr. Epstein says it means, among other things, that sales, shipping and warehousing can be assigned to specialist firms).
Concerned by the recent flare-up in gang violence across Salford, Greater Manchester police have assigned 50 specialist officers to several major investigations into organised crime in the city.
For assistance with the preparation of a Request for Proposal "RFP"* packet, or an Invitation for Bid "IFB"** packet, please contact your assigned Contract Specialist in the Contracts Group.
As part of the project, Cardinal Edward M. Egan has assigned a specialist to evaluate schools where more than 65percentt of the children are from families living below the poverty line, Mr. Zwilling said.
I share both classes with another teacher, because all key stage 3 students get timetabled last, after the A-level and GCSE groups have been assigned to specialist teachers.
Some 29 US schools serving a high proportion of pupils with English as an Additional Language (EAL) and pupils from low-income families took part in the study and each school was assigned a specialist CFC coach.
It sends your info off to an assigned "fixup specialist".
