The phrase "assigned group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group that has been designated or allocated for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "Each student will be placed in an assigned group for the project to encourage collaboration."
Alternatives: "designated group" or "allocated group".
St.-Pierre and Talbot consistently rank higher than other Fourth Growths, while properties like Gloria and Lalande-Borie, which are in a second classification called Cru Bourgeois, almost always perform above their assigned group.
Respondents need to ranks the factors and also to conform whether the factors belong to the assigned group.
They describe setting a tone for the class in which students expect to participate every class period, sometimes through a specific structure such as a worksheet or assigned group.
Protonation states at biologically relevant pH were correctly assigned (group I metals in simple salts were disconnected, strong acids were deprotonated and strong bases protonated, while topological duplicates and explicit hydrogens were added).
Last semester during AP Biology, students were assigned group projects.
Randomized controlled trials compare a randomly assigned group of participants receiving a particular treatment being studied with one not receiving the treatments.
She found that when a randomly assigned group of Americans read a fake blog on nanotechnology followed by civil comments how they felt about the subject stayed the same.
Then, the manuscripts followed the proper editorial procedure, according to their assigned group.
1500h: Kyn in perfusate given to assigned group 1520h: Baseline sampling again 1700h: IP cocaine or saline; lever insertion; second test begins 1900h: End of test, lever retracted.
The patients were aware of their assigned group.
The patients were blinded to the assigned group.
