"If assigned" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a conditional situation in which something is given to someone for a specific purpose. Example: "If assigned, I will gladly take on the task of organizing the company's annual charity event." This sentence means that the speaker is willing to take on the task only if it is officially assigned to them.
If assigned involuntarily, they may move to suburban districts or leave teaching.
Among the questions asked is how a service member would respond if assigned to a room with a gay person.
The piece was published the same year that Gay Talese diagnosed Frank Sinatra's cold, and one wonders what Lee would've done if assigned to profile someone like Eudora Welty, whom she admired, or George Wallace, whom she despised.
Define μ k * [ n ] as the optimal PA for given subcarrier n if assigned to user k.
A system is said to be input-output finite time stable if, assigned a class of input signals and some boundaries in the output signal space, the output never exceeds such boundaries over a prespecified (finite) interval of time.
In the case that these were both simply short put positions, the investor stands willing to buy if assigned at the strikes by expiration but would be taking in the stock at prices discounted by the value of today's premium.
If assigning the label "too big to fail" is costly to the named financial companies, then the accompanying regulations need to be imposed on the right ones.
If assigning an extra worker to m2 produces a greater marginal gain in the total probability of solving the problem than assigning her to m1, then the worker should be assigned to m2.
It is not clear if assigning a ypT stage according to this layer is appropriate.
This risk score is a useful diagnostic index if subjects assigned high scores tend to be short-lived, and if subjects assigned low scores are usually long-lived.
Times, Evening World, and Herald-Tribune if Forrest Davis assigned to job will cover trial fully and accurately.
