The phrase "allocate a response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of a reply or answer to a specific question or situation.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to allocate a response to each of the concerns raised by the team members."
Alternatives: "assign a reply" or "designate a response."
Doctors in this sample were then randomly allocated to a response mode by AS using random numbers generated in STATA.
His testimony helped allocate a further $30m.
Allocate a weekly spending budget.
This mood is hard to read from opinion polls, which try to eliminate "don't know" as a response by allocating a portion of uncertain respondents to whichever party they voted for last time.
This paper presents a multi-target prediction for pharmacological and xenobiotic responses from drugs, i.e. allocating a drug treatment to several responses.
Regarding the behavioural score, a Reactivity Index was determined by calculating the total number of manifested behaviours (each manifested response was allocated a score of 1) for each dog and for each stimulus over the first 7 presentations.
The ordinal scale responses were allocated a score to allow the calculation of means.
This was obtained by allocating a score of 1 to responses reflecting agreement with statements that were supportive of smoking cessation and 0 to those indicating a view that was less supportive (see Table III footnote).
To facilitate comparison of the frequency of types of cheating, a mean score for the teachers' responses was calculated, allocating a mark of 4 for 'often', 3 for 'sometimes', 2 for 'occasionally', 1 for 'rarely', and 0 otherwise, these are shown for each university in Table 3, this table also shows the results for the Mann-Whitney U-test, the use of which is explained below.
We also found that the gene expression changes produced by females as they facultatively allocate sex in response to a host cue and a social cue are very closely correlated.
