The phrase "assigned only in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is designated or allocated exclusively within a certain context or condition.
Example: "The tasks will be assigned only in the context of the project timeline to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "designated solely in" or "allocated exclusively in".
On the one hand, the L County Government felt it was unfair that the quotas of rectification were assigned only in quantitative terms without consideration of the quality of mines, thus incurring higher costs for L County.
For example, we observed two cases (entries Rv0519c and Rv3484) where the cleavage site for signal peptidase I was correctly assigned only in the TIGR dataset, even though the region containing it is correctly annotated on both datasets.
The imino proton chemical shift data from this work (Table S14) agree well with those reported by Ziegeler et al. Imino proton resonances not identified in this work that Ziegeler et al. assigned only in fragments of the full-length construct are for G1, G48, and U109.
This diagnosis was assigned only if it was present in the available anamnesis.
For instance, approximately 40% of the animals had a unique systematic effect, and 28% of birds had effects that were assigned only twice in the dataset.
Seats are assigned only at check-in, and even elite frequent flyers aren't eligible for the usual upgrade privileges with this fare bundle.
Indexing terms for adverse effects in the MEDLINE database are generally assigned only to papers in which the author devotes substantive discussion to the adverse effects (Ione Auston, Beth Van Lenten, personal communication).
This is because, for simplicity, only a single src_compound_id ('CHEMBL12') with a single assignment in UniChem ("assigned only to UCI 304698") was used to query.
Because of the lack of repeated measurements during follow-up, exposure was assigned only to residences in ECRHS II.
He was assigned only the first debate in Florida.
The union said the banquet crew had been scheduled to work more than 40 hours a week most of the year, although some workers were assigned only part-time schedules in the cold-weather months when bookings were light.
