The phrase "allocated a minimum of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a required or designated amount of resources, time, or effort that must be set aside for a particular purpose.
Example: "The project budget has allocated a minimum of $10,000 for marketing expenses."
Alternatives: "designated at least" or "set aside a minimum of".
Here, the BE traffic class is provided with a minimum value to allocate a minimum of resources when the satellite capacity is reduced.
Then crop growth can be estimated from availability of water and solar radiation, and optimum DM partitioning to grain can be specified by allocating a minimum of support dry matter (DM) to stems (to resist lodging), leaves (to optimise photosynthesis), and flowers (to bear grains).
In addition, in line with the World Health Organisation recommendation to allocate a minimum of 10% of the total financial resources for a health promotion initiative to evaluation [ 38], we recommend devoting resources to the evaluation of all interventions initiatives taken.
Chrysler and General Motors agreed to allocate a minimum percentage of their North American production to Canada until the end of 2016 as part of the 2009 bailout deal in which the governments of Canada and Ontario contributed $10.5 billion to help the companies.
He suggests that the private company be allowed to charge high prices, but only under the condition that it allocates a minimum amount of water for everyone, either for free or at a much lower price.
The sample size is calculated by allocating a minimum number of respondents to each primary sampling unit in order to achieve a margin of error of around 5%%, enough to get consistent and statistically significant indicators at these sampling unit levels.
One possibility is to implement an algorithm that tries to reallocate those frequencies first, which were last allocated, so that a minimum of reconfiguration becomes necessary.
We did per protocol analysis for patients without exclusion criteria after randomisation who received allocated treatment for a minimum of seven days.
They will also rate their perceived overall level of compliance over the past month with the instruction to wear their allocated shoes for a minimum of 4 hours per day on an 11-point NRS (with terminal descriptors of 'not at all' and 'completely as instructed').
