The phrase "assigned to a computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tasks, processes, or resources that are designated for use by a computer system.
Example: "The data processing tasks were assigned to a computer to enhance efficiency and speed."
Alternatives: "allocated to a computer" or "designated for a computer."
Patients were assigned to a computer-generated randomisation list, and randomization data were kept strictly confidential, accessible only by authorized persons.
To assign to a computer, open Computer Configuration, Software settings, Software Installation.
Assigning to a computer will install the software the next time the computer is rebooted.
To counter Microsoft Reader, Adobe has recently beefed up its offerings with e-commerce encryption software called PDF Merchant, allowing rights to an electronic copy of a book to be assigned to a single computer.
Drawing on their previous experience and ideas they picked up in business books, they settled on a collaborative approach where their programmers work in pairs, assigned to a single computer.
Describing himself as a "horrible soldier," who came from a long line of horrible soldiers, he managed to be assigned to a basement computer room, where he served 24- to 36-hour shifts.
In the 1970's I was the liberal-arts-educated writer and editor assigned to a group of computer science researchers at the System Development Corporation in Santa Monica, Calif.
Separately, they discovered that a laptop computer assigned to a school administrator in Vestal, west of Binghamton, had been used to visit Internet sites for pornography.
The first iteration was assigned to a few selected experts in computer and software companies to execute pre-testing.
For example, a specialized top-level domain such as.bank might be secured with domain name security called DNS-SEC which verifies that a DNS-SEC whicheen by a user corresponds to the numerical computer address assigned to a bank's serverifies
