The phrase "assigned value of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the value that has been designated or allocated to something, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The assigned value of the variable must be updated to reflect the latest data input."
Alternatives: "designated value of the" or "allocated value of the".
(D) The derivatives clearing organization reduces the assigned value of the instrument each day by a haircut of at least 2percentt.
Based on this observation, we developed a detailed study of the structure of the RBL in a wide range of operating parameters for different reactor geometries and showed that, for an assigned value of the total mass flow rate of the process stream, the optimal reactor performance is obtained whenever the thickness of the catalyst bed is comparable to that of the RBL.
To evaluate the performance of the algorithm, we set the assigned value of the algorithm parameters.
If several labs use a method for DNA isolation and/or PCR that causes bias this will influence the assigned value of the proficiency test samples.
The agency, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, said racetracks could not offer purses greater than twice the assigned value of the horses running in any claiming races, the less glamorous races that make up the backbone of the daily programs at many tracks.
Finally, unless empirical evidence suggested otherwise, we kept the simplest (uniformly assigned) values of the parameters and did not try to match empirical data by fine tuning the parameters.
The anchor to the international VPDB scale was NBS22 with an assigned value of −29.78‰, the δN scale was anchored using IAEA-N1 with an assigned δN of +0.43‰.
The assigned value of a variable is instantaneous, while for a signal the assigned value occurs only on the next simulation tick.
Assigning values of the conductivity Kb to averaging domains, or computational blocks, is the topic of a large body of literature, the problem being of wide interest in various branches of physics and engineering.
Titers below or above starting and ending dilutions were assigned values of 1/2 the lowest or twice the highest dilution respectively, for GMT calculation.
In the preparation for such analysis (and subsequent analyses described below), concentrations reported below the lower limit of detection are assigned values of half the detection limit.
