The phrase "assigned items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items that have been designated or allocated for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "Please ensure that all assigned items are returned by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "designated items" or "allocated items".
There was also only one item from Level 2 that had a difficulty above the mean of Level 3, and none of the items from Level 3 had a difficulty below the mean of Level 2. In summary, the first three theoretically based levels of difficulty are, on average, reflected by the assigned items.
Therefore, assigned items in terms of priority is defined here as a possession list of items in descending order of importance to a player.
We assigned items to one of the four categories described earlier.
Although we generally assigned items loading on multiple factors to the factor on which they loaded most strongly, we also considered conceptual fit with the factor's other items.
There were three to four randomly assigned items for each parcel, with the average of the items being used as the parcel score.
As described below, we categorized individual BSID items by the type of skill each required and then assigned items to the four BSID-derived variables, depending on the skill category.
In a future class, students should print out pictures of their assigned item and display it with their captions for an in-class ancient Egypt exhibit.
Items were rated on a four-point scale (not- at- all, rarely, sometimes, often) with assigned item weights of 0, 1, 3, 5 (cf. Horowitz et al. 1979), resulting in a total score ranging from 0 to 55).
Scale values of the three scales for each mother and father are calculated by simply adding the value of each assigned item, resulting in a range of 2 to 8 for the FEE-US.
Assigning items of lower priorities to a player shifts the equilibrium away from the Pareto-optimality.
For example, it is not a recommendable strategy to assign items of low payoff to any one player.
