The phrase "and given a label" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action where something is assigned a name or category.
Example: "The samples were collected and given a label for easy identification in the laboratory."
Alternatives: "and assigned a label" or "and tagged with a label".
The tested sequences were then aligned to a template psbA gene, scored against seven different cuPSSMs (each sequence was trained on a single taxonomic group) and given a label based on the cuPSSM for which it achieved the highest score.
Thus, for many, identifying the problem, being diagnosed with a condition, and given a label with a specific name was like getting a map and compass to start the journey of life with a chronic GI condition.
Any passages and/or situations from the transcripts of interest and importance together with commonalities were captured across the interviews and given a short label or description.
Categories were identified and condensed in order to retain original expressions, and each category given a label.
The meaning units were compared and coded, i.e. given a label, and sorted into themes at different levels.
If it had been produced by male artists, it would probably have been brought together at the time it was made, shaped into a movement, given a label and batted back and forth across the net of critical discourse countless times.
The known targets are given a label +1 and the others a label −1.
Student was advised to bring about 2gm of fresh stool and was given a labeled, clean, dry and leak proof stool cup.
Documents are examined for theories on how an intervention is supposed to work which are then highlighted, noted and given an approximate label.
Each of these ideal types includes a number of activities that are grouped together and given a distinct hypothetical label.
Prior to the release of the 2004 single, the pair were sat down by Daniel Miller, boss of their then-record label Mute, and given a lesson in music-industry realpolitik.
