The phrase "assigned proportionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, tasks, or responsibilities in a manner that reflects the relative size or importance of each element involved.
Example: "The budget will be assigned proportionally based on the number of participants in each department."
Alternatives: "allocated according to proportion" or "distributed in proportion".
Even if Clinton were to tie or even slightly lose these states, the delegates, not counting super delegates that will go for Clinton, will be assigned proportionally according to vote.
In the first stage of the survey, 30 clusters were assigned proportionally to village population size.
The amino acids remaining after accounting for uric acid formation are therefore assigned proportionally to pyruvate, acetyl-CoA, and ATP.
16 The logarithmic mental process has been shown to result in increasing numerosity progressively being assigned proportionally lower comparative values, with high numbers commonly underestimated.
Where a number of postcodes are divided between two or more different LGAs, allocation to a specific LGA was assigned proportionally by the PDCU on the basis of Australian Bureau of Statistics census data.
In order to highlight the potential differences existing between the two methods and to depict their advantages and disadvantages in hybridization assessment, we compared the networks with the software STRUCTURE [ 16], that assigns genotypes proportionally to clusters defined based on minimizing linkage and Hardy-Weinberg disequilibria.
Membership coefficients for individuals with posterior probabilities less than 0.05 were disregarded and proportionally assigned to the other cluster assignment coefficients.
In a fragmented polity where fixed ethnic and religious groups are proportionally assigned political posts, elections – whether presidential or parliamentary – highlight various dilemmas: the issue of sectarian representation, the fragility of national cohesiveness, and the costs of external mediation to end deadlock.
We present several distributed schemes for this allocation problem and show that these schemes guarantee two key properties: (i) asymptotic fairness, in that (even maliciously colluding) users are proportionally assigned resources corresponding to what they contribute; (ii) natural incentive to join and cooperate fairly in the system.
The words are assigned to classes proportionally.
Frequency-based word clustering is referred to as the frequency binning factorization method[4], where words are assigned to classes proportionally.
