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"commissioned him to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "commissioned him to" when referring to a person that is being assigned or asked to do a specific task. Example: The company commissioned him to design a new logo.
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He commissioned him to do first graphics, then his home.
BBC2, he tells me, has commissioned him to direct a 90-minute film set in Hackney.
A local writing center commissioned him to compose an original song.
Symphony Orchestra and Gatti-Casazza has commissioned him to write a grand opera for Metropolitan.
Lady Gaga and the Black Eyed Peas commissioned him to do remixes of their songs.
Incidentally, was someone trying to be funny when they commissioned him to write that piece?
Then the Getty commissioned him to design furniture for its offices.
In 1949 the government commissioned him to design a 'Maison Tropicale' for colonial administrators.
Diaghilev was an admirer, and commissioned him to compose for the Ballets Russes.
The master commissioned him to do a poster and a leaflet.
Before his appointment, Lefèvre commissioned him to make a new production of "Daphnis et Chloé," for the forthcoming season.
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