The phrase "assigned to submit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone has been given a task or responsibility to submit something, such as a report or assignment.
Example: "The team member was assigned to submit the final report by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "designated to submit" or "tasked with submitting".
Today, we were assigned to submit a question for "Talk to the Newsroom". My question for you is: What is it like to be on the inside while newspapers are becoming more and more outdated?
Collaborating pathologists in the three institutes were assigned to submit almost equal number of CNB cases of each score (score 0 or 1+, 2+, and 3+), for the purpose that almost equal number of HER2-negative, equivocal and positive cases were examined in the study.
She made that clear early on, when, in early 2003 a new public relations handler assigned to her submitted a memorandum detailing how she could take better care with her makeup and hair before television appearances.
Given the typical use of two or three reviewers assigned to manuscripts submitted to a journal, we would expect to see that the use of more reviewers per manuscript yields more valid recommendations and thus greater utility.
A session identifier is assigned to each submitted job so that the results can be accessed at any time by following the link provided in the e-mail.
All uniquely aligned reads that were unambiguously assigned to annotated exons were submitted to further expression analysis with DESeq258.
Instead, Topics have to be assigned to an image before submitting it to a gallery, and there's a limit of one topic per post.
Wistar rats were randomly assigned to three groups: Sham (submitted to a fake surgery), CLP, and CLP that was previously trained (CLPT).
This grade may also be assigned to students who do not submit required work in courses from which they have not officially withdrawn by the withdrawal deadline.
The DRA process takes approximately four weeks from the time a complete DRA Intake Form and supporting documents are submitted and assigned to an ISO/UPO resource.
DSM 100043 was, besides the genus Rouxiella in close proximity to a range of other enterobacteria such as Serratia, Rahnella, Yersinia, Ewingella and Hafnia spp. The isolated strain did not show growth at 37 °C, as also reported for its closest 16S rRNA relative (Le Fleche-Mateos et al. 2015) and was therefore assigned to the genus Rouxiella and submitted as Rouxiella sp.
