The phrase "assigned to provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been given a specific task or responsibility to deliver something.
Example: "The team was assigned to provide a detailed report on the project's progress by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "designated to deliver" or "tasked with supplying".
She had been assigned to provide him logistical support during his trip.
A contingent of 10 body assigned to provide him with round the clock protection did not prevent his death.
Of those, the total arrests directly attributed to police officers assigned to provide assistance to homeless people jumped to 172 from 142, a 21.1percentt increase.
B3 Mayor's Friend Given Security The police commissioner said two detectives had been assigned to provide security for Judith Nathan, Mayor Giuliani's friend, because of a threat made against her around Christmas.
While at Andrews Air Force Base, he was sent to Nevada and assigned to provide meteorological data for tests of atomic bombs, witnessing, he would write in an unpublished autobiography, a dozen nuclear explosions.
Abu Abdullah knew little about it, but was assigned to provide security for a convoy of dump trucks that was en route to the town of Slouk, not far from where the battle took place.
Clearly then, morphospecies assigned to Phyllostegia provide most of the allelic correlation in our pooled analysis of Hawaiian mints.
Area-level income was assigned to households to provide a measure of neighborhood socioeconomic status.
Assigned to descriptors provided by the GeneDecks set analyses mechanism.
Parents were randomly assigned to MI provided by a trained local woman or traditional health education.
Since no tissue-specific effect can be assigned to experiments provided in [ 33], we considered whole brain average value R a l l T as a modelled knockout effect for comparison.
