The phrase "assigned average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific average value has been designated or allocated for a particular purpose, such as in statistics or performance evaluations.
Example: "The assigned average for the team's performance this quarter is 85%, which we need to meet to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "designated average" or "allocated average".
Assigned average allowed charge by ambulance HCPCS code, which adjusts for both payment differences across payment areas, rural add-on payments, and geographic differences in the average distances traveled.
Based on the mainshock rupture patterns, the shallow (< 25 km depth) receiver faults were assigned average parameters (230° strike, 70° dip, and 150° rake), whereas a 221° strike, 12° dip, and 125° rake were considered for the deep interface fault.
The green space most highly evaluated by the NDGB indicator, the periurban park "Lama Balice", was also the one on which all stakeholder group responses converged, including the group of NGOs and associations, which assigned average low scores for perceived ESS across all the green spaces presented in the study.
Thus, patients were assigned average acuity scores as follows: patients in the critical care section of the ED, 4.5; patients in the chest pain unit, 3.5; patients in the general care section, 3; fast track patients, 2; and pediatric section patients, 2.5.
When treatments are randomly assigned, average treatment effect and average treatment effect of treated will be equal.
First, we assigned average weekly exposures beginning on the estimated LMP date, such that week 1 comprised the estimated LMP date and the following 6 days.
Initial maps of forest biomass used simple interpolation between plot locations [70] or land cover information to assign average plot biomass values to each forest type [18, 81].
Initial maps of forest biomass used simple interpolation between plot locations [ 70] or land cover information to assign average plot biomass values to each forest type [ 18, 81].
An analysis that assigns average costs to these inexpensive days therefore grossly overestimates the potential savings for reductions in length of stay.
In this way, a person admitted for the average length of stay would be assigned the average cost of treatment, with those staying shorter and longer periods assigned lower and higher costs, respectively.
An input parameter is assigned in average 1.6 times, while output parameters are used 1.5 times on average.
