The phrase "assignment of power" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the transfer of official authority from one person or government to another. For example, "The Prime Minister's assignment of power to his successor was a smooth transition of control."
The assignment of powers, or "competences" in Euro-speak, is so vague in this draft constitution that on issue after issue the conventioneers themselves cannot explain what their text means.
So that tells us that even random assignments of power unleash these really impulsive tendencies.
Decisions on powering-on a set of access points (APs), via the assignment of one power level (PL) to each opened AP, and decisions on the assignment of the user terminals (UTs) to the opened APs, have to be taken simultaneously.
The detuning- and loss-compensating pump powers can be found using the design diagrams in which the criteria for the design of waveguide length and the assignment of pumps power to obtain the desired efficiency, ripple and bandwidth are presented assuming a 75-nm pump wavelength difference.
To maximize the OFDMA rate subject to the total transmit power constraint, the assignment of the transmit power to the independent Gaussian sub-channels should follow the waterfilling principle, and so the optimal power of the th sub-carrier is given by.
The Constitution's crown jewel was the assignment of the war power to Congress.
The Constitution as our national strategy follows inexorably from its assignment of the war power exclusively to Congress, i.e., its prohibition of presidential wars.
A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) design often requires the decision of optimal locations (deployment) and transmit power levels (power assignment) of the sensors to be deployed in an area of interest.
Assignment power of the SNP panel was evaluated using the proportion of successful identifications to the population of origin identified using GeneClass2.0 (Piry et al. 2004) and a subset of individuals (Anderson 2010).
