The phrase "assigned index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, data structures, or any situation where an index is designated for a specific purpose.
Example: "The assigned index for the new entry in the database is 42, which allows for efficient retrieval."
Alternatives: "designated index" or "allocated index".
Patients were assigned index dates set at the date of their second abnormal eGFR reading.
Potential control patients were assigned index dates at random from the distribution of index dates in exposed patients.
To check, whether the process of retrospectively assigning index symptoms to a case is reliable, two physicians independently assigned index symptoms for a random sample of cases.
Prescription drug dispensing data were ascertained for each woman from the time her prescription drug coverage began, until the date of colorectal cancer diagnosis for cases or assigned index dates for controls.
A participant's exposure ended at the diagnosis or move out year (whichever was earlier) among cases and at a randomly assigned index year or move out year (whichever was earlier) among controls.
To allow pre-index group comparisons and identification of selected comorbidities, control patients had a randomly assigned index date and were required to also have 6 months of continuous medical and prescription coverage preceding the index date.
He assigned indexes to each participating country, and linked the dimensions with demographic, geographic, economic, and political dimensions of the national society.
Tissue layers were assigned indices of refraction, scattering coefficients, and absorption coefficients.
Practices were grouped into fourths on the basis of the local level of area deprivation, using boundary datasets from the UKBORDERS website 23 to assign index of deprivation scores to practices at the postcode level.
For the purposes of assigning indices of socioeconomic status, locational accessibility to services and payment classification to hospital episodes, the relevant data assigned to the first hospital record in a transfer set was the one used to assign the indices for that entire episode of care.
All the neighbors of this point, which have not been assigned any index, are assigned by this point's index, and then pushed into PQ.
