The phrase "assigns a set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the action of designating or allocating a specific group or collection of items, values, or tasks.
Example: "The program assigns a set of parameters to each user based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "designates a group" or "allocates a collection".
Through an abstraction of knowledge from the physical system, silk, to a mathematical model using category theory, we describe how the mechanism of spinning fibers from proteins can be translated into music through a process that assigns a set of rules that governs the construction of the system.
This is performed by assuming harmonicity of the sources and by the use of a frequency threshold that assigns a set of frequency bins to a given harmonic.
In addition, to each pair consisting of a world w and a set of worlds (proposition) A, there is a function * that assigns a set of worlds * w,A) to the pair.
Let M be a pair (S, V) with error ∈ S (the set of states includes the error state) and V: P → P(S − {error}) (the valuation assigns a set of proper states to every proposition letter in P).
A multi-dimensional and multi-spectral image (hat {I}) is a pair ((mathcal {I},vec {I})) where (mathcal {I}subset Z^{n}) is the image domain and (vec {I}(a)) assigns a set of m scalars I i (a), i=1,2,…,m, to each pixel (ain mathcal {I}).
Finally, for $n>0$, a Kripke model assigns a set of $n$-tuples of members of $D_s$ for each $n$-place predicate $P^{n}$ at each stage $s$ in $S$, subject to the constraint that if $s \preceq s'$ and $P^n$ is true of $\langle d_1, \ldots, d_n \rangle$ at $s$, then $P^{n}$ is still true of $\langle d_1, \ldots, d_n \rangle$ at $s'$.
In this paper, we study a surgical cases assignment problem (SCAP) of assigning a set of surgical cases to several multifunctional operating rooms with an objective of minimizing total operating cost.
Two assignment procedures, pessimistic and optimistic, are available to assign a set of actions to different categories.
Explain to each group that they will be assigned a set of data to interpolate, extrapolate and analyze.
