"classes assigned" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a set of classes that have been designated or organized by a particular school, university, or other educational organization. For example: "The college announced that the new classes assigned for the upcoming semester are now available online."
The computers and classes assigned to that lab were relocated to 125 Cory.
The results show that the rating classes assigned to bond issuers can be classified with a high accuracy rate using a limited subset of input variables.
This report, Doubly Bound: The Cost of Credit Ratings, argues that municipalities are assigned credit ratings that are harsher than other asset classes assigned credit ratings.
A graying protégé of the progressive-education guru Theodore Sizer, Mr. Littky runs eight charter schools in low-income, overwhelmingly nonwhite neighborhoods of Detroit, Denver, and Indianapolis that eschew grades, required classes, assigned textbooks and, indeed, any formal curriculum.
The Calhoun School on the Upper West Side has taken it a step further, with students from the upper school's photography and journalism classes assigned projects that require a visit to the Occupy Wall Street encampment.
Entitled "Doubly Bound: The Cost of Harsh Municipal Credit Ratings," the report argues that municipalities are assigned credit ratings that are more stringent than other asset classes' assigned credit ratings.
By contrast, fuzzy classifications overcome the traditional limitations on the mutually exclusive nature of map classes assigning varying levels of class membership for individual map entities.
Educational institutes rely on students to prepare for classes, assigning study material or independent work continually.
The pixel of test image is processed using adaptive window based filter that depends on the associated class assigned at the testing phase.
At a minimum, you must do at least one thing on each class assigned to you – make a comment, reply to a comment, upvote, or downvote.
Sewell landed at Princeton in the fall of 1982, a member of the residential college system's inaugural class, assigned to Mathey College's Campbell Hall.
