The phrase "assigned to further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated to continue or advance a particular task or project.
Example: "She was assigned to further the research on renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "designated to advance" or "tasked with promoting".
Tax revenues themselves should be assigned to further reducing flying pressure.
However, following the third class, the classroom observations and team members reported a marked decrease in ARS participation and one of the GTAs was assigned to further investigate.
Model underestimations of experimental data were interpreted as cooperative oxidation of Orange II molecules by superoxide whereas model deviations at high dye concentration (>400 mg/l) was assigned to further hematin catalysed oxidation of Orange II degraded products.
The 2nd Battalion, with just 27 killed, was immediately assigned to further offensive combat operations.
They were then randomly assigned to further resuscitation with either a cardiac index (≥ 3 l/minute per m) or a gastric mucosal pH (≥ 7.32) target.
Coronary resistance showed a concordant behavior indicating that the perfusion changes were not exclusively related to improvements in hemodynamics and has to be assigned to further factors directly affecting myocardial perfusion.
A dedicated in-house team assigned to furthering Nissan-Renault's progress in this growing area of interest for automakers should help the combined company keep up with rivals who are focusing a lot of time, money and product development into mobility services, which include things like autonomous fleets, car sharing services and other vehicle ownership alternatives.
RBP could be worth £4 plus per Reckitt share but there are currently many information gaps (e.g. how much debt is assigned to it?) Further M&A is a possibility - the interest in Merck's OTC assets in April proved that Reckitt retains major ambitions.
A Rand Fellow has been assigned to conduct further research.
The trial involved 5,187 patients who had already received tamoxifen for 5 years and then were randomly assigned to a further 5 years' therapy with either letrozole or placebo.
In this scheme, the Qwerty-like arrangement is spread over six columns, so that fewer letters are assigned to each key, further reducing collisions to an average rate of once every 1,800 words.
