The phrase "assigned status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a particular status or role has been designated to someone or something, often in administrative or organizational settings.
Example: "After the evaluation, she was given an assigned status as the project lead."
Alternatives: "designated status" or "allocated status".
Following serostatus assignment for each sample, agreement between the assigned status and the individual results from the Enzygnost, Novagnost, and Merifluor methods were compared to determine their ability to correctly differentiate between EBV-naive status, acute infection, and past infection on the basis of a single blood draw.
Like Jonathan Lebed, he was the kind of person high school is designed to suppress, and like Jonathan Lebed, he had refused to accept his assigned status.
If all three databases agree the rat symbol is assigned status R1.
They are assigned status M1 if an identical rat gene symbol has already been found as described above, and status M2 otherwise.
These gene symbols are assigned status M1 and thus rely on the assumption that genes orthologous between rat and mouse share function.
Rat genes that fulfil the conditions described in 4.2 but have no RGD symbol and two identical, or a single, rat symbol(s), keep their original symbol and are temporarily assigned status R3.
A series of tree-graphs even playfully assigns status predating the moment of birth: "envisioned by my mother".
To run into someone from work at a party or restaurant is to be suddenly forced to assign status to someone who may exist in your mind only as Guy Who Knows How to Replace the Xerox Machine's Toner.
They were little hand-held devices that served a purpose, were sophisticated (some, anyway. Sorry, Gears), and were capable of assigning status within a grade school.
This lack of diagnostic anatomical and biometrical criteria lies at the root of assigning status to archaeozoological remains [5].
Each PPD− contact with missing HIV status in the SFDPH TBCP data was randomly assigned a status (HIV+ or HIV−), and coherence analysis was performed.
