The phrase "assigned in two" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is divided or allocated into two parts or groups, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The tasks were assigned in two, with one group handling the research and the other focusing on the presentation."
Alternatives: "divided into two" or "allocated in pairs".
Couples were randomly assigned in two groups, including an experimental (7 couples) and a control (7 couples) groups.
In both studies the participating animals were assigned in two experimental groups (Cp-group and N-group), depending on the presence of Cp, at the inclusion rate of 2%, or not in their feed.
To assess the nitrogen balance (Experiment II), 20 crossbred male castrated piglets from a commercial lineage, weaned at 21 days of age, were randomly assigned in two blocks, in which each block had two replicates (four replicates per treatment).
In contrast, the fragment priorities of cis,trans-hexa-2,4-diene can be assigned in two ways as shown in Figure 12.
After their consent was obtained, patients were randomly assigned in two groups, using a random number sequence, generated with a proprietary computer application, according to a randomized block design.
The current designation was assigned in two pieces, Pontiac to Lapeer and Vassar to Bay City.
The data were collected from a sample of 235 participants assigned in three conditions.
The overall domain weights were compared with those assigned in eight other rating systems, originating from eight different countries.
Patients enrolled in the study were blindly assigned in three groups.
A total of 106 patients were randomly assigned in six hospitals in Japan between July 2006 and February 2009.
For the cellular components, the unigenes were assigned in thirteen categories with majority of them representing genes participating in "other intracellular components" (18.23%), "other cytoplasmic components" (14.84%) and "other membranes components" (13.8%).
