The phrase "assignment to manage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or responsibility given to someone to oversee or direct a project or team.
Example: "The assignment to manage the new marketing campaign was given to Sarah due to her extensive experience in the field."
Alternatives: "task to oversee" or "responsibility to direct".
Goldman, as a lead Facebook investor, will most likely have a leg up in winning the assignment to manage that money, too.
In 2003, the bank won an assignment to manage part of the city's $500 million in cash; later that year, Commerce received deposits of $52.5 million, the indictment said, including some that were withdrawn from a competitor.
BlackRock's assignment to manage a massive subprime portfolio from UBS is a sign that first buyers are returning to assets long considered too toxic to touch, and more similar deals may follow, Reuters reported.
Both she and Mr. Arnold said that her primary assignment would be to manage the company's media assets in a way that would drive up profits.
Furthermore, these feedback instances provide the students with information on how the change would improve their assignments or how to manage the change by providing students with clues.
Her first assignment with MSF was to manage a multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) laboratory in Nukus, Uzbekistan.
Central ideas involve: interaction via constraints imposed by neighbors, the tightening of these constraints to reflect state uncertainty, and the assignment of communications resources to manage this uncertainty in the estimator design.
Finally, audit firms appear to manage the assignment of partners to engagements based on CFO preferences and remove those partners who are in "poor" relationships, irrespective of why the relationship is considered by the CFO to be "poor".
BfsEnumP3 requires an extra processor to manage the assignment, which receives requests from other processors, and replies an assigned number to each processor.
A number of countries have taken steps in the right direction through organizational changes, establishment of national coordinating bodies, and assignment of full-time staff to manage national programs.
And, unexpectedly, Doctrine Man has become host of an unofficial Web forum helping young soldiers navigate the military system — most queries are on how to manage new assignments and new commanders — while offering a few chuckles along the way.
