The phrase "assignment in question" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific assignment that has been previously mentioned or is currently being discussed.
Example: "The feedback provided was very helpful in understanding the assignment in question."
Alternatives: "the assignment at hand" or "the assignment being discussed".
Then, under the denotation assignment in question, '~Px' is true at a world w just in case Socrates's haecceity hs is coexemplified with the property of failing to be a philosopher at w.
All 26 students received zeroes on the assignment in question and four students also received a lower overall grade in the course for the severity and egregiousness of their plagiarism.
It should also be noted that the assignment in question was presented in a way that suggested the Holocaust might not be true.
She then consults and receives advice on the assignment in question.
They would not 'touch the... assignments in question with a 10-foot pole.' " I don't mean to be unduly harsh about your instructor.
I participate on the translation checking effort at Nature, and my weekly assignment includes the paper in question.
Table 8 shows the performance of our combination method for the top 10 topics ranked by the number of questions appearing in the reference standard, compared to original NetWellness' topic assignment (questions in the reference standard involved 77 topics according to the original NetWellness' assignment).
Maybe the students seemed to pay less attention to these sections of the articles because they thought they could not find answers to the assignment questions in these sections.
This ultimately allows the actual assignment of FORTA class values to the substances in question.
Instead, after a few careful questions, he described his eighteen-month assignment in a post 9-11 morgueift morgue where he cataloged the fragmented remains of lost lives.
An example of an assignment question is provided in Supplemental Material 1.
