The phrase "assignment of course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific task or project related to a course or class.
Example: "The assignment of course is due next week, so make sure to start working on it early."
Alternatives: "course assignment" or "assignment for the course".
It's a tough assignment, of course.
There is a big "if" in this assignment, of course.
Sosinski said yes to the assignment, of course — he would have done anything to find Aldridge — but organizing 21 fishing boats into a search party would be a daunting task for anyone, and Sosinski was distraught and disoriented, standing alone in the cramped wheelhouse of the Anna Mary in his bare feet and shorts.
But the app tries to present these in a way that feels more like play than a school assignment, of course.
To prevent conceivable demand effects on this measure, it was emphasized that participants' responses would not have any consequences for the assignment of course credits.
Assignment of course weeks to either intervention or control group was carried out as a sealed-envelope procedure organised by a computer program as 27 intervention weeks and 31 control weeks.
The problem of allocating bundles of indivisible objects without transfers arises in many practical settings, including the assignment of courses to students, of siblings to schools, and of truckloads of food to food banks.
I've already got assignments that are taking a lot of my time right now and I would need more time to complete this new assignment effectively". Of course, this is in an ideal world.
This assignment is, of course, arbitrary, but must remain the same throughout.
In the major written assignment of the course, students will argue for or against a proposed, ongoing, or recent case of principled disobedience by public officials or citizens in a democratic state.
She's covered the White House, campaigns, special assignments and of course now "60 Minutes".
