The phrase "assignment via the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the method or medium through which an assignment is given or submitted.
Example: "Please submit your assignment via the online portal by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "assignment through the" or "assignment using the".
As an exemplar of this approach, we have studied a group of species, the viridans streptococci, which are very difficult to assign to species using standard taxonomic procedures, and have developed a website that allows species assignment via the internet.
The approach therefore allows species assignment via the internet and also allows the recognition of the appearance in the database of new clusters, which can be assigned as new candidate species.
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MGP circumvent the tedious selection and assignment problems via the nonparametric ITD.
The parameter of such ambiguity needs to be encoded in the brain during the process of value assignment, via activity in brain regions such as the OFC and insula, to modulate the goal-directed system.
Model-based individual assignment via STRUCTURE was in agreement with the PCoA results.
Allocation concealment was complete, as participants were notified of their group assignment via a sealed, opaque envelope distributed after the completion of all baseline assessments.
I could take those connections and travel around the world, going from assignment to assignment via press junkets.
In (2), we examined the assignment for the 1,037 BACs that were sequenced by our group and by Leibniz-Institut fur Pflanzengenetik und Kulturpflanzenforschung, Gatersleben, Germany (IPK) [ 16] and we identified only 42 disagreements (4% of the total); among these disagreements, 19 had an independent assignment via POP-seq [ 29].
It is also shown that eigenvalue assignment via a state feedback (output injection) controller on isolated time scales yields desired system behavior of a continuous system.
Although our experiments were conducted with selectively labeled protein to allow unambiguous resonance assignment of one-dimensional spectra, the approach also can be applied to proteins with extensive C and N labeling with the caveat that the C and N line widths are narrow enough to allow resonance assignment via multidimensional SSNMR.
