The phrase "assigned to a change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is designated to handle or manage a specific change or modification.
Example: "The team was assigned to a change in the project timeline to ensure all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "designated for a change" or "allocated to a change".
This behavior could be assigned to a change in weakly bounded oxygen quantity on the interface between the palladium particles and tin dioxide because the decrease in the palladium particle size is known to reduce the weakly bounded oxygen quantity [25].
The bleach at 1,669 cm−1 was assigned to a change in a turn structure, the band at 1,658 cm−1 to a shift of an α-helix, the band at 1,650 cm−1 to an unordered structure and the features at 1,637 and 1,624 cm−1 to β-type turn structures [ 28].
To determine the value that should be assigned to a certain change in physical units, researchers use the concepts of "willingness to pay" and "willingness to accept" compensation for a change in an individual's utility.
The micro-strain was assigned to a relative change in interplanar distance which shifted diffraction peak positions, the difference in crystallite-size values (measured by W-H plot and Scherrer's formula) and dislocation densities in TiO2 crysTiO224.
Statistical significance is assigned to a fold change based on a simple Student's t-test between multiple control and treatment sample expression values.
Equation 4 shows how the number of PRBs assigned to a user changes with radio link conditions (i.e., PL and I UL ).
Respondents were assigned to a stage of change by the 'quick method', i.e. according to the scale showing the highest score, with ties being decided in favour of the stage farthest along the cycle of change (i.e. Action > Contemplation > Precontemplation) (Heather and Hönekopp, in press).
These mixture models describe subpopulations on an individual level, whereby an individual is assigned to a subpopulation and cannot change populations.
The color assigned to a course can be changed by clicking on the paintbrush icon.
Participants were randomly assigned to a control group (ie, no change in lifestyle) or to an experimental group (ie, commuter bicycling).
At that, we randomly replaced cassettes between individuals, so that the number of cassettes assigned to a given individual did not change.
