The phrase "assigned to pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated or obligated to make a payment or fulfill a financial responsibility.
Example: "The contractor was assigned to pay for the materials used in the project."
Alternatives: "designated to pay" or "responsible for payment".
Adey was suspended after his indictment last year, then assigned to paid administrative duties.
Act responsibly by attending to your assigned chores, or, if you don't have specific chores assigned to you, pay attention to what needs to be done around the house and do it without being asked.
Staff were categorised and nominal pay grade assigned to put a monetary value on the episode.
Teachers in 216 schools in western China were assigned to performance pay schemes where teacher performance was assessed by one of three different methods.
Tells about Bush's disasterous suggestion that S&L deposits be assigned fees to pay for their bailout; the troubled nomination of John Tower as Secretary of Defense; the assignment of John Sununu as White House chief of staff & an interagency review of policy toward the Soviet Union.
Are employees assigned to the appropriate pay grade for their qualifications?
While the pay bump is helpful, Google's critics say it doesn't come close to matching what a woman would make if she had been assigned to the appropriate pay grade in the first place.
While paid by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, he is assigned to the company, which pays the Orthodox Union for its services.
The 1917 legislation also directed that public health employees assigned to the institution be paid one and one-half times the regular pay due to the disagreeable and dangerous nature of the service[ 28].
For this type of enrollment, the student is assigned to an academic department, pays tuition whether registered as a listener or for credit, and registers as a special graduate student through the Advanced Study Program (ASP).
