The phrase "assigned to intake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is designated for a specific role or task related to intake processes, such as in healthcare or data collection.
Example: "The new staff member has been assigned to intake to help manage patient registrations."
Alternatives: "designated for intake" or "allocated to intake".
Although the supplementation increased a bit the iron intake of the RUTF group, it did not reach the daily recommended intake, and all the positive effects on the hemoglobin level in this group cannot be assigned to iron intake.
Before the present study, 41 diabetic patients with overt nephropathy had been randomly assigned to normal protein intake (n = 21) and low protein intake (n = 20) groups.
The ketosis was assigned to decreased food intake and the acidosis was erroneously attributed to 'vomiting'vomiting
In the first and second sessions, the subjects were randomly assigned to the meal intake trial or the fasting trial.
After a 12-h overnight fast, subjects assigned to the meal intake trial were served a test meal, and those assigned to the fasting trial continued fasting for a further 2 h (total 14 h).
In our analysis, intakes of the 'nes' categories were proportionally assigned to known categories of intake rather than additional types of fruits and vegetables that may have been available in the regions, as we could not determine with certainty the specific additional types of fruits and vegetables that may have been available.
10 Women were divided into fifths according to their baseline intake of dietary fibre and the mean dietary fibre intake assigned to each fifth was taken using the remeasured values.
But some were randomly assigned to limit their fruit intake, while a second group was instructed to eat at least two pieces of fruit daily.
Doses exceeding 1,000 μg/d were assigned to women who reported intake of a combination of "prenatal vitamins" including those prescribed (~600-1,000 μg/d) and "over-the-counter multivitamins" (~400 μg/d) of FA, and/or multivitamins with "additional FA" (~400 μg/d).
To test P for trend of the associations across increasing quartiles of intake, the median values of intake were assigned to each quartile and used as a continuous variable in the Cox model.
