The phrase "assigns the terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is designating or specifying particular conditions or definitions in a contract, agreement, or discussion.
Example: "The contract clearly assigns the terms of payment and delivery to both parties involved."
Alternatives: "designates the conditions" or "specifies the terms".
Inspired by the original Linnaean biological taxonomy [4], we assigned the terms Kingdom, SuperClass, Class, and SubClass to denote the first, second, third and fourth levels of the chemical taxonomy, respectively.
"It seems appropriate to assign the term 'Anthropocene' to the present, in many ways human-dominated, geological epoch," he observed.
There is a current lack of consistency in assigning the term "geodesign" to projects and practices.
While you might not jump instantly to assigning the term AR to this kind of feature, this is how Apple thinks of it.
The idea was first introduced by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) in 1977 [2], and later, at the Stockholm meeting [3], the ICRP assigned the term 'effective dose equivalent' and the symbol 'HE' to this new concept.
For general algebras with possible zero-divisors, we prefer to assign the term "algebraic amenability" to the concept without the exhaustion requirement because of its central role in Theorem 2.
In the current example by either ways our method had assigned the term GO 0005524 to the CHD1.
Interestingly, the authors assigned the term ESU to every category …. even when there was no evidence against exchangeability.
This modification of internal structure of the particles is usually indicated assigning the term "nanosphere" to the system with a core consisting of a homogeneous polymer matrix.
Overall, as this experiment was carefully designed, and provided a clear result, this annotation could also be assigned the term CIO 0000003 'high confidence from single evidence'.
