The phrase "assigned to continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated or tasked with the responsibility to carry on with a particular activity or project.
Example: "The team was assigned to continue the research project after the initial phase was completed."
Alternatives: "designated to proceed" or "tasked to carry on".
Half of the group members were randomly assigned to continue running as they had: same mileage, same shoes.
The result, the researchers reported on Monday in The Annals of Internal Medicine, is that those assigned to use sunscreen every day had noticeably more resilient and smoother skin than those assigned to continue their usual practices.
In addition to that, the operating personnel were assigned to continue the manual measurements to enable an analysis of the seepage's spatial distribution.
All DASH participants ate a control diet for 3 weeks and then were randomly assigned to continue the control diet, to a fruits and vegetables diet or to a combination diet for 8 weeks.
47 subjects were then randomly assigned to continue ART for 18 weeks (Step 1) with (ARM A) or without (ARM B) 3 cycles of IL-2 (cycle = 4.5 million IU sc BID x 5 days every 8 weeks).
Subjects were randomly assigned to continue ART for 18 weeks with or without 3 cycles of interleukin-2 (IL-2) (cycle = 4.5 million IU sc BID x 5 days every 8 weeks).
After 3 months of treatment, patients were randomly assigned to either continue insulin and metformin or begin triple oral therapy.
All patients received tolcapone 100 mg tid for 4 weeks, then were randomly assigned to either continue on that dosage or to receive tolcapone 200 mg tid.
During this discontinuation phase, eligible patients are randomly assigned to either continue with lithium treatment or receive placebo for up to 28 weeks.
In the Italian Tamoxifen Anastrazole (ITA) study, women who had received 2 to 3 years of tamoxifen were randomly assigned to either continue treatment with tamoxifen for a full 5 years or to receive anastrozole.
Clinics were randomly assigned to either continue their usual care (n = 5) or to apply an intensive intervention aimed at the optimal control of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors and hyperglycemia (n = 4).
