The phrase "and sufficient for the assignment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of something in relation to a specific task or responsibility.
Example: "The resources provided are adequate and sufficient for the assignment of the project tasks to the team members."
Alternatives: "and adequate for the allocation of" or "and appropriate for the distribution of".
Using the new reference data base, partial sequences of the psbA/ rbcL spacer and/or ITS2 may already be sufficient for the assignment of a new strain to a certain species.
A sufficient condition for the assignment of the system closed loop poles is developed, and an algorithm for selecting the operating points is provided.
In cases where either 1 out of 2 domains was necessary and sufficient for assignment to the respective family (bZIP, HD-Zip, and GARP_ARR-B), an "OR" rule was applied (five rules in total).
These peptides are stored in the corpora cardiaca, and mass fingerprints from these organs were sufficient for the correct assignment of the group-specific sequences in all cases.
It was assumed that the number of clusters was sufficient for the random assignment of PHCCs to one arm or the other to compensate for such potential confounding factors.
aHQ indicates high-quality aunigenes includes contigs and singletons For homology searches against known genes, unigenes longer than 200 bp are widely accepted as valid sources, making them sufficient for the effective assignment of functional annotations [ 21].
Four genes (5-lipoxygenase activating protein, cytochrome P450 2K4-1, galectin-9 and annexin A1) were sufficient for correct assignment of individuals to EM, LM and uninfected groups, while IM was inseparable from EM.
For instance, in the obsidian study, bivariate plots of certain trace elements (e.g., La/Sc vs Cs/Sc, Eu vs Cs) appear to be sufficient for visual assignment of artefacts to individual island sources, at least in the Mediterranean [4].
These search results are not in themselves sufficient for confident assignment of phosphorylation sites as identification of characteristic mass differences requires time-consuming manual assessment of the spectra by an experienced analyst.
The assignment of species to families is based on [ 64] and the assignment of sexual systems is based on [ 65] or where sufficient information is present.
