The phrase "assigned to stop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has been given a task or directive to cease an action or process.
Example: "The team was assigned to stop all operations until further notice."
Alternatives: "instructed to halt" or "directed to cease".
Against the Boston Celtics, Martin has been assigned to stop the high-scoring Antoine Walker.
An extra technical team was assigned to stop Buzzfeed's servers crashing.
Agents are still assigned to stop drugs and illegal immigrants from entering the United States.
Typical was what Curt Anderson, a Morgan State defenseman, did when assigned to stop a quicker, more talented Washington & Lee player, Sam Englehart.
Usually, a top defenseman is matched against a star opposing forward, and Chris Chelios, the veteran Detroit defenseman, is generally assigned to stop Forsberg.
"I was surprised by the way San Antonio played him," said Dikembe Mutombo, the 7-foot, elongated Philadelphia center assigned to stop O'Neal.
Putting aside their differences, the Terrans and Vasudans form an alliance, and the player is assigned to missions to stop the Shivans' genocidal advance.
The sampling of generating units only involves the units that are in operation state or used as standby reserves, while the states of other units are assigned to 0 (stop).
Patients who achieved a radiological objective response or disease stabilisation after 24 weeks of irinotecan were then randomly assigned to either stop irinotecan or continue irinotecan on a 1 : 1 basis using random permuted blocks.
When showing the participants photographs of views at the stop-points during the testing phase, the experimenter only used the letter assigned to each stop-point photograph.
The final sample consisted of 52 patients who were included in the treatment study; 27 and 25 participants were randomly assigned to I-StoP and CBT-SUD+ respectively.
