The phrase "assignment blocks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, project management, or programming, where tasks or sections are organized into distinct units or blocks.
Example: "The course is divided into several assignment blocks, each focusing on a different topic."
Alternatives: "task segments" or "project modules".
More sophisticated designs incorporate a covariate or, more generally, a vector of covariates Z into the group assignment (block designs).
The trial statistician implemented a permuted block random assignment (block size = 16), which ensured a uniform distribution of treatments across the seasons of birth.
The expected delay due to resource assignment in block by block scheduling can be estimated using Equation 6. E [ Delay ] = E [ N ] ⋅ τ s. (6).
Patients were randomly assigned to melatonin or placebo by the pharmacy, using random assignment in blocks of four.
The most recent assignment, two blocks for the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific region, means that there are now only 12 of these blocks available, which is less than five percent of the entire space.
Computerized randomized assignment within blocks, using sealed envelopes, was stratified for age below or ≥ 68 years, and baseline GDS score below or ≥ 16.
Randomized assignment within blocks was stratified for time-of-treatment, age below or ≥ 68 years, and baseline GDS score below or ≥16 using computerized randomization and sealed envelopes.
After the primary patient assessment, eligible participants were assigned in a 1 1 ratio to either the intervention (Group D) or control (Group C) groups using random assignment in blocks of four.
Category I reversal solutions to blocked reactions were validated by i) quantitative assignment of blocked reaction directionalities based on estimates of their Gibbs free energy changes [ 33] and ii) a query of experimentally reported reaction directionalities from the Brenda database [ 34].
