The phrase "assigned to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designated or appointed to experience or complete a specific process or task.
Example: "The students were assigned to undergo a series of tests to evaluate their progress."
Alternatives: "designated to experience" or "appointed to complete".
Patients (N = 60) were randomly assigned to undergo arthroscopic subacromial decompression or RF-based plasma microtenotomy.
Patients were randomly assigned to undergo either C.A.B.G. or stenting, and then monitored for adverse events including deaths, strokes, heart attacks or repeat revascularization procedures.
Patients at risk of future development of AF, or having AF, will be randomly assigned to undergo or not undergo LAA occlusion.
Methods: Ten matched pairs of cadaveric knees were randomly assigned to undergo PCL sectioning and reconstruction using either the open inlay or arthroscopic inlay approach.
In April, Swedish scientists published the results of an inquiry into spinal-stenosis treatments, examining nearly two hundred and fifty patients who had been randomly assigned to undergo laminectomy alone or added fusion.
Study Design: One hundred fourteen women with anterior vaginal prolapse were randomly assigned to undergo anterior repair by one of 3 techniques: standard, standard plus polyglactin 910 mesh, or ultralateral anterior colporrhaphy.
Insomniacs (n = 32) and normal sleepers (n = 32) were randomly assigned to first undergo three nights of nocturnal PSG monitoring either in the sleep laboratory (16 insomniacs, 16 normal sleepers) or in their homes (16 insomniacs, 16 normal sleepers).
After 60 min of stabilization, the piglets were randomly assigned to either undergo global hypoxia and resuscitation (Groups 1 3), to receive 100% oxygen for 30 min (Group 4) or to be in the control group (Group 0), going through the same procedures and observation times (anesthesia, surgery, ventilation and sample collection), but without hypoxia or hyperoxia.
On P2, the pups were sexed and the litter culled to 8. Alternate litters were assigned to either undergo maternal separation or serve as a non-maternally separated control litter.
Using a 2-by-2 factorial design, subjects were randomly assigned to a) undergo bronchoalveolar lavage with quantitative culture of the bronchoalveolar-lavage fluid or endotracheal aspiration with nonquantitative culture of the aspirate, and to b) receive empirical combination antibiotic therapy or monotherapy.
For this reason, subjects assigned to placebo will undergo the same procedures to insertion of the 13G needle to rest on the lamina.
