The phrase "assigned to conduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been given the responsibility to carry out a specific task or activity.
Example: "She was assigned to conduct the research project on climate change."
Alternatives: "designated to carry out" or "appointed to perform".
A second, senior assistant district attorney was assigned to conduct the hearing with him.
Those caught can also request hearings, a common tactic because for years no judges were assigned to conduct them.
Although regular judges can make referrals, they have no personnel assigned to conduct evaluations or make placements in mental facilities.
Fabio Luisi, the principal guest conductor, took Mr. Levine's place, and Gianandrea Noseda was also assigned to conduct.
Pavel Smelkov, who took over for Mr. Gergiev on Wednesday, was assigned to conduct on Saturday, the Met said.
A small team was assigned to conduct detailed observations, open-ended interviews, and video ethnography to illuminate the job to be done for that untapped market.
"Pipeline Programs Produce Newest P&S Students" Marlene Solano, the NYC Summer Youth Employment Program participant assigned to CUMC Communications, conducted interviews of students attending pipeline programs this summer.
(a) The administration and enforcement of the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, as amended (22 U.S.C. 611-621) (Act), subject to the general supervision and direction of the Attorney General, is assigned to, and conducted, handled, and supervised by, the Assistant Attorney General for National Security.
*** adjusted for age and sex Considering that not all study participants followed the intended intervention in the group that they were assigned to, we conducted a (per-protocol) analysis among all participants who fully adhered to the study protocol.
Twenty months have passed since Judge Sullivan assigned Henry Schuelke to conduct the investigation of the Stevens prosecution.
The local priest assigned us to conduct a parish census among the indigenous poor rural communities, most of whom did not speak Spanish at all, let along understand our extremely limited Spanish.
