The phrase "assignment from one" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to an assignment that originates from a specific person or source, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The assignment from one of the senior managers was to complete the project by next week."
Alternatives: "task from a colleague" or "project assigned by someone".
On a recent day, Mr. Bichon was nosing around the printers on assignment from one of the manufacturers.
After contending with God and myself, I devote the day to whatever legal endeavor I'm undertaking, or an assignment from one of my classes (which is the only time I have interactions with other inmates, outside of going out on a health-care pass or to the commissary).
It is an assignment from one of China's largest technology firms (Frog declined to say exactly which); the video device is supposed to establish a new market for the client and reposition the company as a premium brand.
The next time your receive an assignment from one of your teachers, make sure that you understand the details of that assignment before you leave the classroom.
My particular focus has been with Australian Business Volunteers (ABV), an organisation that places skilled professionals on short-term assignments (from one to four months).
When Felton was in prison, his communications with Chase focused on racial politics and a series of chores that Felton needed Chase's help with -- mostly moving books and papers for his reading assignments, from one prisoner to another, through the mail.
As a result, it is known that many databases contain incorrect function assignments, and these erroneous assignments propagate from one database to another.
Tenants are a combination of permanent residents with no reason to leave, and unstable temporary assignments, kicked from one building to another.
Teachers recommended that all their clinical and academic assignments come from one direction.
In this round, reviewers will complete their assignments independently from one another to minimise bias from 'group-think'.
"But today, the designers we hire -- typically from CCS or Arts Center College of Design -- are so well prepared we can put them on serious assignments from day one".
