The phrase "assigned systematically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a methodical or organized approach to assigning tasks, roles, or responsibilities.
Example: "The tasks were assigned systematically to ensure that every team member had a clear understanding of their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "allocated methodically" or "designated in an organized manner."
Clusters were assigned systematically proportional to population size.
Patients were assigned systematically to Plasma-Lyte 148 or bicarbonate fluid according to the identity of the available whole-body perfusionist.
Normalization is crucial because one pathologist assigned systematically higher absolute scores than the other (data not shown), but this discrepancy disappears with normalization.
Control and treatment trees were assigned systematically to maximize interspersion, and I maintained a minimum distance of four trees between each control and treatment in the same edge or interior row to avoid adjacency effects and spatial autocorrelation in damage impacts (e.g. netted trees impacting outcomes on non-netted trees).
The emerging concept from Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) is that biochemical functions of a genome can be assigned by systematically identifying the functional elements within the genome [ 53].
However, in ElectronixTutor, the problems are systematically assigned under specific conditions that reflect intelligent task selection.
Classification procedures define how subject matter instances (GSE projects) are systematically assigned to the categories of each dimension (Wheaton 1968).
ROME The Italian Ministry of Education, Universities, and Research plans to investigate claims that some of its officials have systematically assigned funding worth hundreds of millions of euros, part of it for research and innovation, in exchange for bribes.
Our analysis explains why earlier studies using observational data have found mixed results on the benefits of admission to SU. Selection bias is said to occur when patients with specific characteristics are systematically assigned to treatment A or B and these characteristics independently also influence the outcome.
We systematically assigned the animals either to treatment or control group.
27 Data items were systematically assigned codes using NVivo.
