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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assigned level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific level or status has been designated to someone or something, often in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "Each student will be placed in a class based on their assigned level of proficiency in the subject."
Alternatives: "designated level" or "allocated level".
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11 (Slow response to market) is assigned Level I in first iteration.
Students received 13 to 27 h of instruction (per week) depending on their assigned level.
2, 4, 5, 9 and 10 have assigned Level 5 and they are discarded from subsequent iterations.
Much more importantly, the resulting portfolios are theoretically backed by a guarantee that their expected shortfall is no larger than an a-priori assigned level.
Complete Set: taking the full sample into account, 31 practices were assigned level 4 of importance (i.e. ranked as mandatory) by most of the subjects.
In this case, the archive manager designs the levels of the hierarchy in the "Scheme Level" and the archivists create the actual DU's, each with an assigned level.
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A number of attributes and assigned levels as indicated below were designed to generate hypothetical scenarios.
The minimum and maximum levels of each independent variable with their assigned levels are presented in Table 1.
The proper adoption of various process factors and their assigned levels that stir these quality characteristics will enhance TCs.
The results of this analysis did not result in statistical significance for some practices, even when the majority of subjects assigned levels 3 or 4 for those practices.
This is depicted in Fig. 5, which groups the answers of all subjects for all questions according to the assigned levels of importance1.
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