The phrase "assignment of emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental policy, regulatory frameworks, or carbon trading systems where emissions are allocated or assigned to specific entities.
Example: "The government has implemented a new policy for the assignment of emissions to ensure that companies adhere to environmental standards."
Alternatives: "allocation of emissions" or "distribution of emissions".
The allocation or assignment of the emissions permits is one of the most contentious elements of the design of cap-and-trade systems In this paper we develop a detailed representation of the U.S. western electricity market to assess the potential impacts of various permit allocation proposals.
The exploitation of fluorescence techniques for the characterization of aromatic pollutants formed in combustion processes needs a reliable interpretation for the assignment of fluorescence emission to specific products.
The assignment of actual emission factors for drained organic soils11, classified by climate and land use, to the overall peatland area is considered a vulnerability indicator and illustrates that potential hot spots for GHG emissions are mostly located in the tropics (Fig. 1).
The dynamic microsimulation models described cover the problems of traffic assignment and calculation of emissions by microscopic vehicle states.
The assignment of this visible emission to the presence of hydroxyl groups is in agreement with a previous report on visible luminescence in ZnO nanocrystals [30].
The assignment of 310 and 550 nm emissions was further confirmed by the emission from the interface between a ZnO buffer layer and a Si substrate, as indicated by arrows in Fig. 5c, 5f.
Note that there is also report on the assignment of 440 and 550 nm emission bands to the related defect emission of ZnO [17].
No new emission line emerges at energy above the sharp emission line as T decreases, supporting the assignment of free exciton to the sharp emission line.
The assignment of exposure to diesel and gasoline emissions was carried out across three dimensions: concentration, frequency, and reliability.
