The phrase "assigning staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of designating or allocating personnel to specific roles or tasks within an organization.
Example: "The manager is responsible for assigning staff to various projects based on their skills and availability."
Alternatives: "allocating personnel" or "designating team members."
John Kerry has given more grist to critics who label him aloof and insincere by assigning staff members to write his cheesy blog.
A four-star general formerly in charge of the increasingly vital Africa command was accused of financial mismanagement, accepting inappropriate gifts and assigning staff personal tasks.
The plan called for more financial oversight, modernized hiring, firing and recruiting procedures, career planning, a onetime staff buyout, modernized communications and technology and flexibility in assigning staff and resources.
Of the nursing homes surveyed, some had no guidelines on deciding whether to evacuate, no instructions about how much food and water to bring, no method for assigning staff members to make the trip, no procedures for transporting medications, no suggestions on alternate evacuation routes if highways were clogged, no arrangements with a host facility and no plans for how and when to return.
Current and former SEC staff credit him with improving morale in the wake of the Madoff case and making needed structural reforms, such as assigning staff to divisions charged with developing expertise in a specific financial area.
In some pharmacies, technical systems such as using colour-baskets or assigning staff to specific dispensing terminals or even (in one pharmacy) using a robot to dispense, played a major part in how work was organised and approached.
In 1998, the National Security Council assigned staff to determine whether that conclusion was justified.
It has also drawn up protocol and assigned staff and equipment to decontaminate containers as required, he said.
Dan Silverman, the board's New York regional director, assigns staff investigators to cases and they usually take six to eight weeks to determine whether to issue a complaint.
The bailout law also gave monitoring duties to the federal Office of the Comptroller General, which has already assigned staff members to the new Treasury operation.
Some councils have assigned staff to assess how many households in their area are affected, but there are concerns that most will not have kept housing records dating back to 1996.
