The phrase "assigned to send" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity that has been designated the responsibility of sending something, such as a message or document.
Example: "She was assigned to send the meeting agenda to all participants by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "designated to send" or "tasked with sending".
If interceptors are used, a control centre is assigned to send control information by digitally encoded radio messages.
Before the study was started, each breast cancer center was assigned to send its samples only to the designated laboratory for the CellSearch assay.
Before the study was started, each breast cancer center was assigned to send its samples only to the designated laboratory for the CellSearch™ system and AdnaTest BreastCancer™, respectively.
10Since the analysis is conducted at the national group level, ethnic groups had to be assigned to their sending state.
Channels may be assigned to variables, sent through other channels, etc. Channels can be made both with and without buffering.
In our scheme, the TR phase always uses OFDMA, whereby a set of subcarriers (i.e., a subchannel) is assigned to each station for sending the TR messages.
If it's crunch time on a project you're assigned to, they may send you home with a laptop and to-do list.
Thus, a single thread responsible for communications has been assigned to each node to send and receive messages, and it is the only one interacting with the MPI library.
The authorities say this case received accelerated handling only after the Legal Aid Society lawyer assigned to it, James A. Rogers, sent all three alibi witnesses to testify before the grand jury.
In Wisconsin, where a new state law requires those registering voters to be deputized in whichever of the state's 1,800 municipalities they are assigned to, the campaign sent a team of trainers armed with instructions for complying with the new regulations.
After further training he was assigned to Delta Platoon, SEAL Team 3. Delta Platoon was sent to Iraq in April 2006 and assigned to train Iraqi Army soldiers in Ramadi.
