The phrase "assignment choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the selection or option of assignments available to someone, typically in an educational context.
Example: "Students were given the freedom to make their assignment choice based on their interests and strengths."
Alternatives: "assignment selection" or "task option".
Unlike many teachers contracts elsewhere in the state, the New York City contract requires principals to send out "preference sheets" to teachers in May, on which they list their top three assignment choices for the next school year.
Many of the C.I.A.'s old hands have told me that the C.T.C., despite its high profile, was not an assignment of choice for a young and ambitious D.O. officer.
Until recently, static traffic assignment (route choice) modes were used in order to forecast future traffic flows, considering that the parameters which affect the network capacity are fixed over a given origin-destination matrix.
On the state level, it proposes that New York "develop and maintain interdistrict transfer programs, regional magnets, student assignment or choice policies that include civil right standards, and diverse teaching staff (126).
We consider three different aspects: the difference between the outputs of the Basic and Extended methods, on the same HRA scenario; the variability in outputs through the choices made for common performance conditions (CPCs); and the variability in outputs through the assignment of choices for cognitive function failures (CFFs).
In addition, for this group, managers underscored the importance of nonmonetary incentives, suggesting that these might translate into future rewards, such as promotions or assignments to choice territories.
American Airlines announced last week that it would begin offering a cheaper Basic Economy fare, which eliminates some benefits travelers have come to expect – carry-on luggage, advance seat assignments and choice of seats.
Such a choice assignment would very rarely go to a newcomer.
We encourage the committee to include policies that preserve and promote socioeconomically integrated options for families in their recommended strategies and guidelines for student assignment and school choice.
