The phrase "assigned to a study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that has been designated or allocated to participate in a research study or academic investigation.
Example: "The participants were assigned to a study that aimed to evaluate the effects of the new medication."
Alternatives: "designated for a study" or "allocated to a study".
At Quantico, a team of marines assigned to a study called Project Metropolis have found that new tactics are probably more important than new technology.
When Rozovsky arrived on campus, she was assigned to a study group carefully engineered by the school to foster tight bonds.
OpenStudy will provide a forum where all learners in the class can choose to participate in a mass study group, or can be assigned to a study group of 10.
Mice are allowed at least one week to acclimate to ALS TDI's animal facility (a 12-h light/dark cycle) before being assigned to a study.
The randomization sequence was generated by the data manager; participants were assigned to a study arm by the research assistant.
Each volunteer is assigned to a study group by sequential allocation, and not by choice or by randomisation.
Data collected during a study visit were assigned to a particular study week with a tolerance of ±3 days (e.g. measurements obtained during days 4 10 post-baseline were recorded under week 1).
Every four participants per research centre are assigned to a different study group, resulting in equal distributions among the study groups.
Outside Britain, he was recently assigned to a design study for the renovation of the Sydney Opera House, and that work continues.
Using the Proteomics DB Objects, gel images (Universal Gel Loader) and mass spectra (Universal Peak Loader) can be assigned to a specific study and evaluated by the Protein Searcher.
An ACL can be defined and assigned to a corresponding study, and researchers can then be assigned to this ACL.
