The phrase "assigned to operate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been designated or given the responsibility to perform a specific task or function.
Example: "The technician was assigned to operate the new machinery during the production process."
Alternatives: "designated to manage" or "appointed to control".
Marshal Greenberg went to work for Galt in 2006, assigned to operate one of four hoists, or elevators, at the building.
The trapped handler was also assigned to operate the tug that pushes the plane back from the gate, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.
The blurb for the New York Times bestselling novel reads: Dominika is assigned to operate against Nathaniel Nash, a first-tour CIA officer who handles the CIA's most sensitive penetration of Russian intelligence.
"This issue relates to a particular aircraft which is not yet certified to operate to China but was unfortunately assigned to operate our Shanghai flight on Saturday night," the spokesperson said.
Therefore, by adopting the proposed control strategy, each chiller unit of the building's NCSCAC system is assigned to operate at the load not less than 40%.
"We were advised that the procurement process was abandoned on the grounds that the bids received exceeded the funds that Argyll and Bute Council has assigned to operate the service.
Not only was the Southern Adoption Resource Center frequently cited by the Bureau of Licensing, but the unit the Jackson family's caseworker was assigned to was operating at a handicap, according to Mr. Alexander of the union.
No. 113 Squadron RAF along with No. 21 Balloon Company were also assigned to XXI Corps, operating out of Sarona.
Ten limbs were randomly assigned to the operated group.
This plan provided that " the SD follow, if possible, immediately after the leading troops, and take upon themselves the duties similar to their tasks in Germany.... " Gestapo officials were assigned to co-operate with the SD in certain operations.
