The phrase "allowed to assign a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or authorization is being discussed regarding the act of assigning something, such as a task or responsibility.
Example: "As a project manager, I am allowed to assign a team member to lead the new initiative."
Alternatives: "permitted to designate a" or "authorized to allocate a".
This external dataset allowed to assign a discipline to the 54% of the mathematicians.
If the biopsy did not show HSIL, the LCA model was allowed to assign a value to the latent disease status based on information from all three indicator variables (referral cytology, HRA cytology, and HRA biopsy).
If this was the case in our subjects, then we would not be allowed to assign a function to pleasure, other than a reward allowing the law of effect to take place.
An optimization algorithm based on evolutionary computation is proposed to distribute a limited number of bits among the different frequency bands, allowing to assign a value of 0 bits, which avoid transmitting unnecessary information.
The weight factor for the elapsed time before the organ's removal from the donor body allows to assign a lower weight to this time component in the objective function in order to reflect the criticality of the process after the organ's removal.
In this approach, the index mapping (alpha _{ab}) is set by comparing the point to point distance between ({ T_{ab} ( mathbf{X}^{tau _a}_{a} ) }_{tau _a}) and ({ mathbf{X}^{tau _b}_{b} }_{tau _b}); this allows to assign a unique (tau _b) for each (tau _a) as long the corresponding distance is short enough.
Probabilistic algorithms particularly well suit this task, since they allow to assign a probability to the produced tracts, either by integrating a cost-function along the paths [8], or by counting the occurrence of the paths obtained using a Monte Carlo random walk [9], [10].
While component filters are well known to leave relevant gradients unchanged, recent work such as the results by Coupier et al. (2005) allow to assign a statistical significance to components observed in an image.
Here, we describe a tool that allows to assign an ancestry to low-depth mapped WGS data when compared with an existing reference panel of genotype data using multidimensional scaling (MDS) based on genetic distances, a related method that provides results similar to those of PCA (Cox and Cox, 2000).
For the calling step, we considered a tree-based algorithm (summarized in Figure 1) with five decision nodes allowed to assign each segment a CNA state.
Now, the airline is allowed to assign the flight to a waiting pilot, and turn that pilot's later assignment to the reserve pilot when he or she arrives.
