The phrase "allocate their time between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how individuals or groups divide their time among different activities or responsibilities.
Example: "Students often need to allocate their time between studying, attending classes, and participating in extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "divide their time among" or "distribute their time between".
All other activity results reflect the time allocation per week since each week HEWs are expected to allocate their time between the health post and the community.
In this novel online task, students allocate their time between solving simple math problems (framed as beneficial for problem solving skills) and, alternatively, playing Tetris or watching entertaining videos.
If the total amount of time available to any family member over a time period is T; and the m family members can allocate their time between leisure activities I = (l 1,…, 1 m ), on-farm labour F = (F 1, …, F m ), and off-farm employment L = (L 1,…, L m ), the time constraint facing each family member can be written as: I i + F i + L i = T (1).
We obtained a personnel list from each health center and directly asked employees who were still working there to allocate their time between work on HIV/AIDS services and non-HIV/AIDS services.
In an interesting study by Carpenter and colleagues the authors evaluated how these practitioners allocated their time between patient care activities and nonpatient care activities [ 57].
However, De Jong et al. [ 21] showed that part-time specialists do not allocate their time differently between their tasks than full-time specialists.
Agents behavior is simulated when the production efforts are a direct consequence of how individuals (in our simulation: SOM nodes) allocate their time and energies between working and studying, thus defining corresponding consumption and savings patterns.
We aimed to confirm Grobety and Schenk's results [5] and extend them to foraging and detour tasks, to explore how rats allocate their time when able to choose freely between horizontal and vertical movements.
To see how workers and nonworkers allocate their time, Mr. Stewart analyzed a time-use survey from the University of Maryland, which includes detailed information on respondents' activities on a randomly selected day between 1992 and 1994.
How will candidates allocate their time if only a few days separate the Iowa caucuses from the New Hampshire primary?
