The phrase "regularly assigned" is correct and usable in written English.
In general, you can use it when you want to describe something that is assigned or given out on a regular, ongoing basis. For example, "Teachers in this school are regularly assigned a mentee for the school year."
However, no charge shall be made for transportation expenses when a CBP employee is reporting to as a first assignment, or leaving from as a last assignment, a place where he is regularly assigned to duty.
Huey is not regularly assigned to any train.
Four regularly assigned employees operate the NIH photocopy equipment.
We are regularly assigned too many hours to be safe for service users.
Operatic tenors have assumed a hero status regularly assigned important athletes.
For the rest of the year, we were regularly assigned scenes to write on short deadlines.
Instead of Yankee beat writers staying alert to Steinbrenner sightings, some newspapers regularly assign reporters specifically to Steinbrenner duty under the theory that no game is complete without the Boss's verbal input.
While sociology of culture courses regularly assign selections from his text, Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste, US students usually encounter these readings without the necessary theoretical knowledge (symbolic capital) or cultural knowledge (cultural capital) for understanding the main arguments or referents in his survey analysis of 1960s Paris.
Chemists regularly assign names to mid-level class of chemical entities for use in scientific communication and education, which machine-learned groupings may not be able to discover.
The AP can then regularly assign TOs to the station, without needing subsequent TO requests from the station (similar to unsolicited access grant in 802.16 [7]).
Undergraduates can expect to work on original research at most summer internships, notes Plumley, adding that BIOS supervisors regularly assign summer students to experiments that "come right off of our NSF grants, and we literally don't know the answers that the students are going to get".
