The phrase "and its assignment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation or designation of something to a specific entity or purpose.
Example: "The committee reviewed the project and its assignment to various team members."
Alternatives: "and the allocation to" or "and its designation to".
Consider the construction of one set and its assignment to one user.
Extraction, which refers to the removal of the relevant information from the text and its assignment to appropriate categories, was both the focus and the initial step.
The fact that ALB3 is male explains the large size of this bone and its assignment to Bos primigenius.
Further assessment of the network for biomarker discovery and its assignment to disease entities in MetaCore™ platform significantly scored for prostate cancer.
CT score graduation and its assignment to disease severity were chosen to ensure the best concordance with the disease classes defined by the lung lesion score.
With this approach, we found Arg residue on the N-terminus of Asp2 and not on Asp3 of the β-actin sequence (RDDIAALVVDNGSGMCK), and its assignment to a mass peak on chromatogram based on the measured parent peptide mass and its corresponding fragment mass spectrum (Fig. 6b).
However, a recent report by Gu and co-workers (27) indicated the encoded enzyme may serve as a bifunctional inositol monophosphatase and fructose-1,6-bisphosphatase, a finding that supports a role for Rv2131c in myo-inositol biosynthesis and challenges its assignment to the mycobacterial sulfate assimilation pathway.
Where this was not the case, additional SSR markers were developed from the BAC and mapped to confirm its assignment to the B. napus linkage map.
Recombinant PFC0380w exhibits phosphatase activity on both phosphoserine and phosphotyrosine, in line with its assignment to the DSP family.
As seen in Figure 9, the band at 1703 cm 1 downshifts to 1696 cm 1, indicating its assignment to Asp299 (and the 1696 cm 1 band to Glu299) [see also results from FTIR double-difference spectra (DDS) in the Supporting Information].
