The phrase "assigned taking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a process of taking on assigned tasks or responsibilities, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "The assigned taking of responsibilities was not communicated effectively to the team."
Alternatives: "designated tasks" or "allocated responsibilities".
The MoQ will be defined and assigned taking into account the knowledge of the engineers who built the instrument and the formal documentation.
A standard price for each identified resource was assigned, taking into account the costs associated with MS treatment, spasticity treatment and relapse management (Table 1).
The quality flag is assigned taking into account the 3xIQR or 6xMAD boundaries.
The age of a locus was assigned taking into account the oldest detectable similarity of any of its protein products.
The protonation and tautomerization states of the histidine residues were assigned taking into account their hydrogen bond interactions in the crystal structure.
Each mobile phone actually used was allocated to one of four categories and the hypothetical SAR distribution assigned, taking into account which ear was in contact (Varsier et al, 2007).
For the integrated global model, we extrapolated from the northwest Nigeria model and models from other situations, including northern India [ 5, 9, 17, 19], to assign take rate tiers for different blocks.
In-class examinations are not proctored, and professors often assign take-home tests.
Professors place a lot of trust in students' integrity: they assign take-home exams with conditions (no access to textbooks, notes or Internet) and they leave offices containing answer keys unlocked at all hours.
Many therapists will assign take-home readings and exercises to reinforce mental and physical techniques you have been taught.
Jamie Dornan and Cillian Murphy star as two of the allied special operatives assigned with taking down the SS-Obergruppenführer who Hitler called "the man with the iron heart".
