The phrase "assigned subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific topic or area of study has been designated to someone, such as in educational or professional settings.
Example: "The professor informed the students about their assigned subject for the research project."
Alternatives: "designated topic" or "allocated subject".
4) Assignment and blinding: The study coordinator assigned subject code and randomized for group assignment prior to baseline data gathering.
In August, the state teachers association estimated a deficit of 28,000 teachers and noted that about 44,000 positions were filled last year with teachers not certified in their assigned subject.
Reviewing it for The New York Review of Books, the poet Charles Simic noted that Ms. Szymborska "often writes as if on an assigned subject," examining it in depth.
They differ in whether or not they use all of the data from each previously assigned subject to assign subsequent subjects so the methods are classified as complete or partial minimization.
Thus, the desired system dynamics can be chosen with appropriate choice of the gain matrix K. Using output or state feedback, the poles or eigenvalues of the system can be assigned subject to system-dependent limitations.
Randomization lists for each age group and centre featured a list of sequentially assigned subject number and, concealed underneath a scratchable patch, the corresponding vaccine assigned assigned to that subject number.
The efficacy analyses were performed on the basis of the intention-to-treat principle, and included all randomly assigned subjects who received at least one dose of the assigned study medication.
These narrators tend to have quirky connections to their assigned subjects.
Some of these assigned subjects were a great deal more difficult to manage than others, none simpler or more agreeable than Woody Allen.
This is why the FDA demands that randomly assigned subjects with a given ailment be treated with a drug and the results compared to an untreated control group before they approve a medication for prescription to Americans.
For continuous analyses we assigned subjects to the midpoint of their category (or 90 cigarettes per day for over 80).
