The phrase "assignment definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific explanation or description of an assignment in an educational or professional context.
Example: "The assignment definition provided by the teacher clarified what was expected from the students."
Alternatives: "task description" or "project outline".
Assignment allows definition of the positions of the A5 bases.
As a further delineation, but also as an assignment by definition, "speaking medicine" (i.e. doctor-patient interaction) was attributed to the holistic medical approaches of the Complementary and Alternative medicine (CAM) [ 3].
Overall, benchmark study has shown significant improvements to CCA processing efficiency and accuracy in chemical component assignments and definitions.
As part of the integrated environment, the module saves the chemical component assignments and definitions, passes such information to the next module and updates the PDB entry accordingly.
In the case of CHWs as an innovation, experts spoke about CHW task assignments, role definitions, and community perceptions as examples of design and packaging.
Early in the course there are sessions in which the explicit focus is on language and medical terminology, with assignments on definitions, analogy, and word roots.
As SBML does not contain mandatory components, SBML2L a TEX displays the sections about the following components in this order only if they are declared in the model: compartment types, compartments, species types, species, global parameters, initial assignments, function definitions, rules, events, constraints and reactions.
The level of agreement between the reviewers on the assignment of a definition theme for preventable harm in each of the studies was estimated using Cohen's kappa statistic – a measure of inter-rater agreement.
While some of the other types of annotation provided better coverage of the 858 genes submitted to DAVID, Pfam annotation allowed for assignment of broader definitions per each gene.
The military's official policy toward servicewomen, which is based on the 1994 Direct Ground Combat Definition and Assignment Rule, generally bars servicewomen from assignment to units below the brigade level when the units' primary mission is direct ground combat, according to Defense spokeswoman Eileen Lainez.
