The phrase "allocate this information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the distribution or assignment of specific information to individuals or groups.
Example: "Please allocate this information to the relevant departments so they can proceed with their tasks."
Alternatives: "distribute this information" or "assign this information."
Mr Sheikh indicated that he would in due course announce details of how these funds had been allocated, but this information has not yet been forthcoming.
In such a network, we are interested in how the random distributed EUs allocate their information flows based on the proposed algorithms.
The new combination rule is then built to allocate the conflicted information from multi sensors based on the support degree of focal element.
We then asked the managers to rate their willingness to use the ideas and to specify what portion of a $10,000 budget they'd allocate to acquiring information about the innovations.
However, we were unable to allocate information on immune status or malignancy prevalence in the included studies to confirm previous observations.
Thus it is essential for us to find these sub-curves and allocate the spatial information from them.
What is more, all the subcarriers allocated to information decoding lead to the energy consumption and less power is used for information decoding.
Afterwards, the RPE updates the allocated resources information, and describes and publishes the newly created virtual network description in the broker.
where P is the total average transmit power that is split into P t, the average power allocated for training, P dt, the average power allocated for information symbols in the training phase, and P d, the average power allocated for information symbols in the data transmission phase.
By contrast, if the THCL system employs cooperative relay processing, a portion of power, which is expressed as α r, has to be allocated for information exchange among the relays.
Thus, highly emotional and/or negative messages lead to a higher level of cognitive resources allocated to information processing (Leshner et al. 2009), and, consequently, higher heart-rate deceleration.
