The phrase "assignment is to create" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when describing a task or project that someone is expected to complete. Example: The homework assignment for tonight is to create a presentation about the history of our town.
The assignment is to create a picture of what a home health interface or architecture might look like.
This assignment is to create one "page" of your final project - i.e. mock up some component page of a computerized patient record.
Difference between revisions of "220a-fall-2007/hw5" 1 Homework #5: "Radio Play" The assignment is to create a short radio play with a recorded text, stereo audio effects and sound effects.
Their assignment is to create a marketing experience that blends functionality with game-like activities to draw consumers on entertainment value alone.
His first assignment is to create an immersive digital magazine experience, a lean back read that will include new, multimedia narratives in the tradition of Snow Fall and last weekend's compelling account of the Arizona fire, as well as some of the best reads published during the previous week.
The students' assignment was to create a campaign to promote the new location.
One assignment was to create an Apollonian/Dionysian "Midsummer Night's Dream" in a box; another, a Russian Constructivist "Duchess of Malfi".
During my first month in China, a skeptical American diplomat said my real assignment was to "create future customers for Pepsi".
His assignment was to create a menu of small plates, using flavors and ingredients from around the Mediterranean, and this he has done cleverly.
His first assignment was to create a comic book based on a character called Rufus DeBree the Garbage Man, a trash collector with a fantasy life as a Knight of the Round Table.
Huston's assignment was to create a sympathetic documentary on the military's rehabilitation of the "psychoneurotic soldier," to educate civilians and help ease the soldiers' re-entry into society.
