The phrase "assigned study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a study or research task that has been designated or allocated to someone, often in an academic or professional context.
Example: "The assigned study on climate change will be presented at the conference next month."
Alternatives: "designated research" or "allocated study".
Patients who move from one study clinic catchment area to another study clinic area are continued in their original assigned study arm, regardless of the assignment of the second clinic.
An additional randomization schedule assigned study drug bottle numbers to blinded treatment assignments, and a random subset of study drug bottles were then supplied to each site.
Some branch and coordinate libraries offer assigned study spaces; restrictions may apply.
But they argue that the process that randomly assigned study participants was so thorough — like shuffling a deck of cards over and over — that any pre-existing differences between participants would have averaged out.
Additionally, subjects were asked to subjectively evaluate and record the acceptability of their prestudy diet and their assigned study intervention at weeks 8, 16 and 24, in terms of satiety, palatability and texture using a 0 10-point semantic scale (0 10-pointisemantic all; 5, neutral; and 10, very scalefied).
"You might also want to find out what your assigned study section's policy is with regard to receiving additional information," says Dean.
The Investigational Pharmacy prepares study drug and placebo in identical vials that are randomly assigned study numbers in permuted blocks of eight.
Patients experiencing pain of moderate to severe intensity (VAS ≥40 mm and VRS ≥ 2) within four hours after the end of surgery were randomised and received one single oral dose of the assigned study treatment.
Clinical investigators assigned study numbers to participants of each group in the order in which they arrived at the clinic on the first day of immunization.
