The phrase "assigned population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to demographics, research, or studies where a specific group of individuals has been designated for a particular purpose or analysis.
Example: "The researchers focused on the assigned population to gather data on their health outcomes over the past decade."
Alternatives: "designated population" or "target population".
While these techniques were initially designed for comparing protein-coding genes from different species, the resulting interspecific inferences can be assigned population genetic interpretations to assess the effect of selection pressure, and we use them here along with intraspecific allele frequency data to estimate the probability that an allele is ancestral.
The assigned population is primarily urban.
Safety assessments were based on the entire randomly assigned population.
These PHCs have an assigned population of 284,013 inhabitants aged >14 years (56.7% of these aged ≥65 years), served by 187 BCTs.
Sample size: The assigned population at the study centres aged between 50 and 69 is comprised of about 60,000 inhabitants.
The very first, randomly assigned, population and the final population are captured in Table 2, together with the corresponding values of the cost function.
Using these data, we assigned populations as either being androdioecious or gonochoric.
Bedriaga assigned populations of ' P. vlangalii' southeast of Lake Qinghai (= Lake Kukunor) to P. putjatia based on morphological differences [ 34].
To test for restricted gene flow between the north and south groups identified by previous studies, we assigned populations to either a "north" or "south" group.
We assigned populations as either the local or foreign population in each pair to ensure that they were used as both origin types (local and foreign) and on the basis of site access restrictions (for soil collections, see below).
The methods used to assign population estimates varied between the study and control areas.
