The phrase "assigned version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific version of something that has been designated or allocated for a particular purpose or individual.
Example: "Please ensure that you are using the assigned version of the software for this project."
Alternatives: "designated version of" or "allocated version of".
Some were randomly assigned a version of the article that also contained information correcting the misleading statement.
There was no difference in performance on the exam questions between students assigned the video version of an LBL and those assigned the worksheet version.
Like other teams, the Sabres assigned their own version of Avery to bother Avery.
Blythe Danner is assigned the screen version of Peg Conroy, and I mention this because it's clearly important to Peg, and to Pat: his mother is given the glamour she always wanted.
Participants were randomly assigned to one version of eight profile pairs.> The OMEP was also used to generate a common set of eight profile pairs.
Generally gender is assigned via the "version" of the term "the",Note: this is what we generally translate it as, which are: Die, Der, Das.
When a research study assigns the specific version of the accepted standards of care to be used, it is almost certain that at least some of the subjects will receive a different standard of care than they would have received if not participating in the research.
Participants were randomly assigned to version A or B of the survey.
Software companies that anticipate fixing a lot of bugs assign "version numbers" to their products that include several decimal points; e.g., Gollygraph version 2.03.
Of the 6738 loci that were typed on the RH panel, 4690 were assigned to chromosomes based on two-point analysis with 1125 markers previously assigned in an earlier version of the WGRH3000 map (Williams et al. 2002) using RH map (Lange et al. 1995).
