The phrase "assigned in the course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks, responsibilities, or materials that are designated or allocated during a specific process or period.
Example: "The readings assigned in the course of the semester will help you prepare for the final exam."
Alternatives: "designated during" or "allocated throughout".
Copies of the problem sets and exams assigned in the course (or, if applicable) copies of papers you wrote for the course.
(Students teaching for instructors at Barnard or in departments other than History must make copying arrangements through the home department of the course). Students also can expect free desk copies of the books assigned in the courses they teach.
One is that all NPs have to be assigned Case in the course of a derivation.
Our model involves a weekly lecture on fundamental concepts, a weekly professor-led concept review session, and a weekly laboratory experiment assigned over the course of 10 wk in a successive, semester-long inquiry-based research project with a unifying theme.
The participants were unaware of the treatment assigned during the course of the trial.
Additional file 1 provides a list of the documents, including the reference to the name and the level of representativeness (international, or national) of the organization which produced the document, and the code assigned to the document in the course of texts analysis.
IL-10 has been assigned a regulatory role, which, early in the course of sepsis, could improve the outcome, whereas it may be deleterious late in the course of sepsis, suggesting a dichotomous role for this cytokine [ 31, 32].
Methods: Postmenopausal women between 45 and 75 years of age who had been randomly assigned to an exercise or control group in the course of a previous study conducted 5 10 years ago, were invited for follow-up.
Because bromocriptine must be titrated upward over a period of time, patients assigned to tolcapone showed greater improvements early in the course of therapy.
For molecular classification, categories were assigned regardless of when these abnormalities were detected in the course of the disease, including after therapy.
