The phrase "assignment explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a description or clarification of an assignment's requirements or objectives.
Example: "In the meeting, the teacher provided an assignment explained in detail, ensuring that all students understood what was expected of them."
Alternatives: "assignment clarified" or "assignment outlined".
He gave me a D on the assignment, explaining that the song's lyrics were "too abstract" to be correctly translated by someone still taking high school Spanish.
She will have to accept that when "heritage week" comes around in fifth grade, she will either need to ask to skip the assignment, explain to her peers why she is talking about Ireland, or tell a story about China that seems more foreign to her than the Irish option her father suggested.
"Many remote workers receive assignments, deliver them on time, and hear back only when their managers need more work done on these assignments," explains Kristen Chirco of E Group.
His new assignment, he explained during a recent rehearsal break, was the director Christopher Alden's idea.
The assignment, I explained, was an opportunity to practice abstraction in another way.
A major point of the assignment, he explained, was "to show them that making something go viral on purpose is very difficult," but the students left him stunned.
During the introductory visits, we informed participants about the importance of keeping assessment staff blinded to treatment assignment, and explained the blinding procedures.
Mtr3, Mtr5 and Mtr62 had RT but not IN, and they were assigned to either superfamilies by sequence similarity of RT domain (The reason of this assignment is explained in next paragraph): Mtr3 and Mtr5 were categorized as Copia superfamily while Mtr62 as Gypsy superfamily.
"One of the things that DataFox helps you you do better is machine learning-driven sales planning, so you can take sales and account data and optimize territory assignments," he explained.
