The phrase "assigned a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the allocation or distribution of various items, tasks, or responsibilities within a specific scope or limit.
Example: "The project manager assigned a range of tasks to each team member to ensure efficient workflow."
Alternatives: "designated a variety of" or "allocated a spectrum of".
According to this classification each soil hydrological group is assigned a range of values of infiltration rates in mm/h.
Annotation using NGS-SNP [ 25] assigned a range of functional classes to the variants identified (Table 5).
For the Q-TWiST analysis, we assigned a range of utility weights to reflect 25 such scenarios.
To facilitate plausibility checking, each variable was assigned a range of probable values and a range of possible values (storage range).
bIn order to assess the sensitivity of the ICER to the vaccine efficacy, we randomly assigned a range of +/-5% to the clinical trial efficacy of 17.3%.
Patients are assigned a range of attributes such as time stamps at different points within the model in order for the calculations of waiting times to be performed.
The numerical results indicate that the original signals can be decomposed into multiple complex exponentials with representative poles and corresponding residues, and that the new signals representing weak modes could be reconstructed by assigning a range of frequencies in terms of their relations with the poles.
We generated different IBR scenarios assigning a range of resistance values to both habitat classes (Table 2).
Instead the coder may assign a range of codes indicating possible maltreatment (such as Z04.4 Examination and observation following alleged rape and seduction) or problems related to previous alleged maltreatment (Z61.4 Problems related to alleged sexual abuse of child by person within primary support group) [ 14].
At present, a safety rating for each test is assigned, using a range of one to five stars; under the new procedures, an overall rating that combines results from the three tests will be added.
A number of relaxations have been observed via dielectric spectroscopy, and possible molecular origins assigned, in a range of gelatinised and granular solid starches.
