The phrase "assigned to a work" is not entirely correct in English; it would be better as "assigned to a task" or "assigned to a project." You can use it when referring to someone being designated to complete a specific job or responsibility, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "She was assigned to a project that required extensive research and collaboration."
Alternatives: "designated for a task" or "allocated to a project."
They were deprived of educational opportunities in the tumultuous Cultural Revolution and denied the chance to choose their own jobs when each was assigned to a work unit.
Participants were randomly assigned to a "Work" condition, involving daily work for unrestricted vouchers, or one of two "Wait" conditions, involving daily waiting for vouchers that were either unrestricted or partially restricted to staple foods.
Katherine Johnson is newly assigned to a work group with only white men, and the "colored ladies bathroom" is nearly a half mile away from her work station.
Employees were assigned to a work area based on job longest held.
In 2006, the task of building an automated "Jeopardy!" champion was assigned to a team working on question-answering technology, or QA.
By Elizabeth Delehanty The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 50 One morning recently I was detained longer than usual at my desk in the offices assigned to a committee working for the relief of Finland.
On Oct. 15, 2008, Officer Kern, assigned to a unit working from Brooklyn's 71st Precinct, saw Mr. Mineo, a body-piercer, smoking marijuana on Flatbush Avenue and then chased him into the subway station.
The task was assigned to a new working group of the NIH Advisory Committee to the Director (ACD), which delivered its report on 6 June.
But the cloud began to lift when they were assigned to a team to work together in four classes, and they started speaking again.
Whilst in the former case claimants may be entitled to receive a disability pension, in the latter they are more likely to be assigned to a return to work program.
He was assigned to a group that worked with Filipino guerrillas on Luzon, hunting down Japanese soldiers who were unaware of the war's end, unwilling to accept it or simply too scared to surrender.
