The phrase "assigned to drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated or instructed to drop something, such as a task or an item.
Example: "The team member was assigned to drop the outdated files from the system."
Alternatives: "designated to remove" or "tasked with dropping".
Because the medication can be started only after a person is completely detoxed from opioids — a process that can take over a week — more than a quarter of the study participants assigned to Vivitrol dropped out before being able to take their first dose.
One participant assigned to salsalate dropped from the study due to tinnitus and heartburn.
A participant assigned to placebo dropped from the study for personal reasons.
Of the 30 subjects entering the open-label phase, two subjects originally assigned to placebo dropped out before week 48, one due to deterioration of AD symptoms and one due to weight loss and a low hematocrit.
Fifty-three percent of subjects randomly assigned to placebo dropped out of the study prior to completion, and the authors hypothesized that the high rate of dropout may have been the result of the widespread availability of FDA-approved AChEI therapies during study conduct [ 36].
The hotel-clubs seem to have more employees assigned to serving drop-ins than to working the registration desk.
Furthermore, the project you're assigned to can get dropped, because a company's research plan is always evolving in response to changes in funding or to feedback from investors or the board of directors.
Pathfinders assigned to DZ N were dropped wide and did not manage to get to the drop-zone for thirty minutes, whilst another team destined for DZ K accidentally dropped onto DZ N without realising their error, and set up radio beacons and markers that caused a number of airborne troops to drop in the wrong area.
Suboxone can be started shortly after withdrawal symptoms begin, and only six percent of those assigned to take that drug dropped out before taking an initial dose.
One published study, for instance, reported that four out of six people assigned to take OxyElite Pro dropped out of the experiment after experiencing problems like sleeplessness, inability to focus, nausea, headaches and jitters.
