The phrase "assignment to him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of assigning a task or responsibility to a specific person, in this case, "him."
Example: "The assignment to him was crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "task for him" or "responsibility assigned to him."
Davis was a 27-year-old fine arts major, still mourning the death of an older brother in an auto accident a month earlier, when the professors Daniel Livingston and Craig Wedderspoon presented a unique assignment to him: draft a model for a statue of one of college football's iconic active coaches.
The only counter to the power that exists is to create a powerful movement... it's time to fight!" And then there was Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, who said Obama's original assignment to him when he was sworn in was to "make sure the children are well fed".
Her assignment to make him love her is over: failed.
Well, the school day there started at 7am - it certainly sounds like a teaching assignment to keep him on his toes.
The child that he is takes her employment from her to pay her back for having deserted him when she went on an assignment to Finland without him.
The crash threatened to end his career, but Schilling, determined to prevent Overton from being discharged, gave him extra assignments to keep him in the military.
We had Golbe's latest assignment messengered to him at home.
Dr. Stopher noticed Ms. Sadava immediately, but she was too absorbed in her conducting assignments to notice him.
Some in journalism had the impression that Mr. Sulzberger was not cut out to be publisher, and his reputation was hardly bolstered by the relatively minor assignments given to him when he returned to The Times's main office.
He's not shy about handling all assignments presented to him.
Hanns's fluent German won him assignment to the first War Crimes Investigation Team.
