The phrase "assignment there is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the existence of an assignment, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Regarding the project, I want to clarify that there is an assignment due next week."
Alternatives: "there is an assignment" or "an assignment exists".
With each assignment there is a survey to be completed individually.
Because faculty members who use these services require it of their students, often before even reading the assignment, "there is no way to honestly call it anything other than forcing students, most of whom we have no reason to suspect, to prove their innocence" (Zwagerman, 2008, p. 694).
Inside the makeshift quarters where the special ops team awaits its next assignment, there is a locker room vibe where teasing looks a lot like hazing.
When sequence information for amino acids correlates well with mass assignment, there is a stronger case for the identity of the protein.
My first assignment there was to assist Mim on a title and we were laughing and bantering from the outset.
(His first assignment there was to find the perfect bottle, appropriately enough: one of his more famous songs is called "I Drink," and runs, "I drink / the worst cheap wines./It's disgusting / but it passes the time").
His assignment there was to compile reports for the Canadian government on American television techniques, focusing on dramas, documentaries and outside broadcasts.
Although the prior selection of genetically informative markers allowed a high rate of correct assignment there were, nonetheless, a few instances of incorrect assignment of individuals.
I think seven members is about right, given the many assignments there are here.
"In the assignment, there's always a conclusion you've got to make that Obama doesn't know anything about culture.
But a residency these days is a working assignment, there's much more of an active engagement with a particular group of people". It was in the late 1970s that Vernon Scannell invented the modern residency, says the poet Ian MacMillan.
