The phrase "age allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing resources, responsibilities, or tasks based on age groups.
Example: "The age allocation for the study ensured that participants were evenly distributed across different age ranges."
Alternatives: "age distribution" or "age assignment."
In the machine age, that allocation would best begin with a basic income, facilitated by fully monetizing our country's natural resources for citizens to financially utilize.
Variables with P values of ⩽0.10 on univariate analysis and clinically important variables (age, PS, allocation) were included in the multivariate analysis.
Participants will be randomized in equal numbers to two groups, stratified by sex, BMI, and age for allocation into prebiotic or placebo arms.
Thus, long-term stress was unlikely to have caused the outbreak of PMWS in herd A. Another thing that could be discussed in preventing PMWS is age at allocation.
In the context of limited vaccine supplies, we evaluate age-targeted allocation strategies that either prioritize youngest children and persons over 65 years of age, as for seasonal influenza, or adaptively prioritize age groups based on the age patterns of hospitalization and death monitored in real-time during the early stages of the pandemic.
For example, if your spouse is 20 years younger than you are, your combined allocation age would be 10 years younger than your age, and the portion of your portfolio held in bonds would be 10 percentage points lower.
–Your adjusted "allocation age".
We begin with the question: how important is age in time allocation?
The adjusted results controlled for group allocation, age, gender, age×gender interactions, country and baseline risk factors using ordinary least squares (OLS) regressions.
For both serum and urine assays, the person who performed the measurements was blinded to the age and treatment allocation of the mice.
