The phrase "assignment independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to completing an assignment without assistance or collaboration from others.
Example: "Students are encouraged to work on their assignment independently to develop their critical thinking skills."
Alternatives: "task alone" or "project solo".
One syllabus made it clear that students need to write their assignments independently.
In this round, reviewers will complete their assignments independently from one another to minimise bias from 'group-think'.
This arises from the factorizing assumption amongst the assignment of reads to transcripts: reads are assigned independently in the variational method and their dependence cannot be modelled.
For each spot position (n. 1 to 6 in Figure 3A), the isoform assignment was independently confirmed among all the four 2D profiles corresponding to the four nutritional conditions.
12 All recorded injuries to the ankle were blinded for group assignment and independently diagnosed by two sports physicians as being acute lateral ankle ligament sprains or other ankle injuries.
Since for every reference spot the assignment was independently confirmed among the four 2D profiles, the data were then pooled to get the overall spot characterization (Table 1, Additional file 1: Table A2-A7).
Two Royal College certified internists or College-certified family physicians, also blinded to patients' group assignments, will independently rate the type, severity, preventability and ameliorability of all possible adverse events.
Each dichotomous outcome (MBI subscale score assignment) was modelled independently, in order to preserve the multidimensional evaluation of burnout.
This final orthology assignment was also independently verified by searches of the Ciona sequences against conserved domain databases (Interproscan) and stand-alone local GPCR HMM databases.
