The phrase "assigned who" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the person who has been assigned a task or role, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I need to know who was assigned the project last week."
Alternatives: "designated who" or "allocated to whom".
"Dozens," says Jeff ."And each kid was assigned who was going to do who.
Perhaps the most touching tribute to the firefighter came from Captain Johnson, the head of Engine Company 332, to which Mr. Blackmore was assigned, who remembered the lieutenant as someone who avoided praise but delighted in praising others.
In addition, if requested by the student, a secondary adviser is assigned who can provide additional advice on issues such as career path choices and other non-academic issues.
As Officer Murphy, 36, was charged with first-degree sodomy, a department official held a news conference to announce the transfers of four top-level commanders at the Eighth Precinct, where he is assigned, who in one way or another were involved with handling the woman's complaint.
19 Ten children did the test together, but each child had a researcher assigned who was checking adequate test procedures.
Newly acquired tumours were collected through institutional review board approved protocols and assigned WHO grades at UCLA Neuropathology or Barrow Neuropathology by PSM.
The most common errors were in assigning WHO grade 0 or 1.
The reality is that in most situations at work it's difficult to accurately assign who deserves credit.
When the photos have loaded in, use the audience selector menu at the bottom right of the window to assign who can see this album.
They must ask the person who assigned the roles who's who.
Julie Bishop, the foreign affairs minister, attended the race at Flemington racecourse and backed Assign, who came in 18th.
