The phrase "assigned units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific units or tasks have been designated to individuals or groups, often in academic, military, or organizational settings.
Example: "The team was informed of their assigned units for the upcoming project, ensuring everyone knew their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "designated units" or "allocated units".
Many Cubans live in the same dwellings their families owned before the revolution; others have been assigned units by the state.
Before Iraq, freshly minted soldiers could expect months, if not years, of additional training in their assigned units before seeing combat.
It would also help if American advisers embedded with security forces were charged with ensuring that all Iraqis are actually on duty with their assigned units.
"These units will be strategically placed in areas where regularly assigned units would experience difficulty in responding due to extremely heavy traffic conditions," officials of the department's Bureau of Operations wrote in a contingency plan.
There were no formal schools and volunteers proceeded straight from recruiting stations to their assigned units, which were still in the process of being established.
Reinforcements received training in Australia first at camps around the country before sailing as drafts consisting of about two officers and between 100 and 150 other ranks—and joining their assigned units at the front.
When I finally made it to my assigned unit, my evening meal included angel food cake and ice cream.
Most inpatient and outpatient hospital activity for the selected patients could be assigned unit costs using our methods.
For all resource use we assigned unit costs obtained from external sources to each item (see Table 1).
Resource use quantities and the assigned unit costs used in this analysis are summarised in table 1.
In order to estimate the costs, the quantity of each resource will be multiplied by its assigned unit cost of price.
