The phrase "assignment planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of organizing and preparing for a specific task or project, typically in an educational or professional context.
Example: "Effective assignment planning is crucial for meeting deadlines and ensuring quality work."
Alternatives: "task organization" or "project preparation".
An event represents a new admission and assignment planning task for a group of patients, referred to as the planning collective, of random size.
Elective patient admission and assignment planning is an important task of the strategic and operational management of a hospital and early on became a central topic of clinical operations research.
Future research is needed to investigate whether an equally marked improvement can be achieved in a large scale clinical application study, ideally one comprising all the departments involved in admission and assignment planning.
The new study, published online this week in the journal Urban Education, looks at the impact of school assignment plans based on socioeconomic status in Wake County between 2000 and 2005.
That only breeds the ladder-climbing trap that sees newly minted C.I.A. managers, six months into their assignments, planning how they might climb that next rung.
The new student assignment plan, called the "school choice plan," enrolled children mostly from surrounding neighborhoods.
In its amicus brief before the court, the Bush administration cited socioeconomic integration as a "race neutral" alternative to race-based assignment plans.
It is called the Tenant Selection and Assignment Plan, but to hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers seeking a home, it is "the list".
But in June, the Supreme Court rejected school assignment plans in Louisville and Seattle that, like the one in White Plains, are also based explicitly on race.
As more forums followed in high-school auditoriums across the county, white parents asked a different question: How would the new assignment plan affect their kids?
To some, this indicated that the assignment plan was hiding rather than solving problems: pupils were still failing, but they were just dispersed.Most pupils attended schools near their homes, but some travelled across the county.
