The phrase "assigned varying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different levels or types of assignments given to individuals or groups.
Example: "The teacher assigned varying levels of difficulty to the math problems to accommodate all students."
Alternatives: "allocated different" or "designated diverse".
Notifiable diseases may be classified on the urgency of reporting and assigned varying time requirements.
The best way to determine the effect of board independence on corporate risk-taking is to run a randomized experiment, where firms are assigned varying degrees of board independence.
Both the O'Connor and Struiksma camps expect to spend about $100,000 in the primary, about half of what Cleator hopes to raise, largely through a core of about 50 major business and civic leaders who have been assigned varying quotas in soliciting contributions for the two-term councilman.
However, each organization assigned varying roles to other disciplines.
Moving their body for inherent joy and health benefits will be difficult in a program that assigns varying FitPoints® to rate achievement.
By contrast, fuzzy classifications overcome the traditional limitations on the mutually exclusive nature of map classes assigning varying levels of class membership for individual map entities.
The current debate tends to assign varying degrees of responsibility for California's fiscal crisis to the mortgage meltdown and dwindling property taxes, fiscal mismanagement or the "political third rail" of public pensions, Bimes noted.
A moratorium provision grants towns a four-year reprieve if they can document progress toward the 10 percent threshold, as calculated through a point system that assigns varying values to different housing types.
In a letter sent in December 2009, John Vassallo, Microsoft's associate general counsel in Brussels, asked the commission to change the E.U.'s data protection directive to assign varying levels of privacy restrictions to different kinds of data, which could ease the transfer of some personal information, like names and addresses, for commercial marketing purposes if consumers gave their consent.
This seems to be the case if we examine the Na, K, Ca and SO3 contents listed in Tables 1 and 2. When considering a large number of the minerals, it requires statistical methods to assign varying degrees of significance to the differences.
However, the use of ancestry or ethnicity-related genetic information as a selection criterion for assigning varying levels of access to health care is condemnable.
