The phrase "allocated a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the distribution or assignment of something new, such as resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "The project manager allocated a new budget for the upcoming quarter to ensure all departments have the necessary funds."
Alternatives: "assigned a new" or "designated a new".
It is then allocated a new two-part name, usually in Latin or Greek.
Iteratively, the option with the highest priority is allocated a new MRU (in case of creating a new burst) or a group of MRUs (in case of enlarging an existing burst).
Researchers notified the pharmacist after enrolling a participant, and the pharmacist allocated a new AAI device for the anaphylaxis scenario based on the randomization list.
After one year, participants were randomly allocated a new device (EpiPen, Anapen, new EpiPen, JEXT or Auvi-Q), without device-specific training.
mach_reply_port - Allocate a new port and insert corresponding receive right in the calling task.
'calloc' allocates a new block of heap memory and initialize contents to zero.
When writing data to a file, Ext2fs preallocates up to 8 adjacent blocks when allocating a new block.
This paper presents a product-to-plant allocation process and a decision support computer tool to accelerate and document the task of assessing the cost and time to allocate a new product to a manufacturing plant.
And this is probably the most obvious place needing improvement; with some work one could easily avoid initializing one of the children as lazy, and thus avoid the memory fragmentation etc. involved in allocating a new PendingData struct on the heap and also a new array of ints to store all its primitives.
If we let the load factor be the ratio of the number of elements to the number of buckets, when the load factor exceeds some small constant (typically 2 for chaining and.75 for linear probing), we allocate a new table, typically double the size of the old table, and rehash all the elements into the new table.
