The phrase "assigned a maximum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a limit or cap on something that has been allocated or designated.
Example: "Each participant in the study was assigned a maximum of five tasks to complete."
Alternatives: "allocated a limit of" or "designated a cap of".
Each scheduled node requesting for resources is assigned a maximum of one slot per frame.
Each of the seven domains of the scale was assigned a maximum of 10 points.
Each component was assigned a maximum of 5 points for a total score of 60 points.
Missing values within biologic replicates were generated by imputing, whereas missing values were assigned a maximum of Cq = 38.
Each SMP were assigned a maximum of 12 households to care for including data collection and reporting on a monthly basis.
Overall, each hospital was assigned a maximum of nine composite measures to evaluate its weaknesses, six based on a comparison of its results from the HELIOS indicator set with six different reference values, one based on PSI and two based on Disease Stages.
The size of {cid/sid/ttl/path} segment is dependent on the size of the network how frequently the routing-tree topology is refreshed, whether truncated or full node ID address is used; however, assigning a maximum of 4 bytes to each of those fields is deemed sufficient for WsN' s applications [46].
It assigns a maximum of four points for selection, two points for comparability and three points for exposure or outcome.
The NOS assigns a maximum of 4 points for selection, 2 for comparability, and 3 for exposure or outcome.
This classification system assigns a maximum of 100 points, which are subdivided into six categories: pain, function, range of motion, muscular strength, flexion contracture, and stability.
The NOS assigns a maximum of four questions for selection of study groups, two questions for comparability of study groups, and three questions for ascertainment of the outcome of interest.
