The phrase "assigned to safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is designated or allocated for safety-related tasks or responsibilities.
Example: "The new protocols were assigned to safety to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "designated for safety" or "allocated to safety".
Dr. Koval gained wide access to the sprawling complex, Dr. Kramish said, because "he was assigned to health safety" and drove from building to building making sure no stray radiation harmed workers.
Table 2 shows the number of staff assigned to patient safety and infection control divisions or their equivalents, sorted by profession type.
A two-stage design was used to examine fear reduction and approach distance during an in vivo exposure task for participants (N = 43) assigned to either a safety behavior use (SBU) or no safety behavior use (NSB) condition.
Of the 149 patients randomly assigned to treatment, complete safety analysis (see below) data were available for all and efficacy analysis data for 147 patients at week 12 (figure 1).
The bride's stepfather retired as a Suffolk County police officer, assigned to the motor carrier safety unit in Bellmore, N.Y.
Rather than reduce the number of people assigned to inspections or occupational safety, the department cut the labor and work force development unit, which includes the clerks staffing the counters at unemployment offices.
He was assigned to its committee of safety, responsible for assuring that the province's limited supplies of weapons and gunpowder remained out of British Army hands.
Two weeks following delivery, dyads were randomly assigned to the "parenting" or "safety" groups.
Finally, as noted above, we compared baseline characteristics of participants assigned to the VCT and Safety Counts arms of the study.
In the phase II clinical trial, subjects randomly assigned to tramiprosate demonstrated sustained safety and tolerability as well as a reduction in CSF Aβ42 levels [ 47].
