The phrase "assignment printed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an assignment that has been physically printed out, typically in an educational or professional context.
Example: "Please ensure that your assignment printed is ready for submission by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "printed assignment" or "assignment in print".
Assignment: Print out and bring to class (rather than submitting by email) your under-200-word answer to the following prompt (courtesy of John Collins): Read Egan's "Smoking Lesion" and "Murder Lesion" examples (pp. 93-97), and compare them to Richter's "Modified Death Case" (pp. 395-396).
Some of the assignments printed here read like haiku.
The overall study coordinator checked participants' assignment with the printed confirmation.
The unique identification number and group assignment will be printed on a label and then fixed to a folded paper card.
Assignment to treatment was printed onto individualized case report forms (CRFs) per patient and site and used by increasing order of patient number per site.
PRESIDENT BUSH'S Rose Garden news conference last Tuesday was so hastily arranged that there was no time for the elegantly printed seat assignments that White House aides usually place on each chair.
When Michele Barkin and Lisa Stewart started Insane Assignments in 1982, they printed up flyers ("We love what you hate to do!") and began advertising in slick, upscale periodicals with wide readership on the Westside.
To increase the robustness in signal assignment, the extracts are usually printed with repetitive spot frequencies on CoMPP arrays21,22 and the same strategy was applied for the DB-CoMPP technique (16-spot sub-array per sample).
For both phases, individual envelopes were prepared with a sequential serial number on the outside of a sealed envelope (separate set of ordered envelopes for each VDC-Gestational Age stratum in both phases and the treatment assignment for that participant was printed on a piece of paper inside the envelope).
She is taking Advanced Placement English this year and needs a computer, because her teacher requires assignments to be typed or printed.
