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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assigned spots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or positions that have been designated for a particular purpose or group.
Example: "The students were given assigned spots in the classroom to ensure everyone had their own space."
Alternatives: "designated areas" or "allocated positions".
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Some negotiators have even been assigned spots for sleeping.
Three dozen or so actors are assigned spots on the course and read from one of six works.
Early last Sunday morning, in Riverside Park here, the ghosts were chuffing and purring to their assigned spots.
People will then return to their assigned spots and then come back several times during the flight to see how my drawing has progressed.
The three could have handed a baseball from one to the other to the other without ever budging from their assigned spots, which is what they have done throughout the season.
"Free-address" seating with no assigned spots.
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On Monday, however, Habtom awoke at a leisurely 8 a.m., prepared her Ethiopian plates and casually pulled into an assigned spot at Farragut.
She said immigrants would walk through the scrub desert to avoid the checkpoints along the highways and then be picked up at an assigned spot by a smuggler to continue north.
The only signpost was a list of names and room numbers tacked to a corkboard, so I found mine and rollerbagged down the building's spooky, caliginous hallways until I tracked down my assigned spot.
Later, while taking what is known as the "family photo" of leaders, Mr. Trump shoved past the prime minister of tiny Montenegro, Dusko Markovic, to get to his assigned spot, before straightening up, pulling the sides of his coat together and surveying the room.
If you are assigned to PGIV, be sure to park in your assigned spot.
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