The phrase "allocated a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, tasks, or responsibilities are being assigned or designated to one specific entity or individual.
Example: "The project manager allocated a single resource to each team member to ensure focused efforts on their tasks."
Alternatives: "assigned one" or "designated a single".
To reduce the algorithm complexity, the optimization problem formulation considers uniform power allocation across subcarriers and that each SF is allocated a single burst per frame.
"We on the film team were shocked to learn this week that the paper has not allocated a single one of its Oscar tickets to a reporter.
The state requires that a candidate receive at least 25 percent of the vote statewide before being allocated a single at-large delegate.
When his father moved to the town of Berezniki as a laborer, during what Mr. Yeltsin called "Stalin's so-called period of industrialization," the family was allocated a single room in a communal hut.
There is also a story of a family of five allocated a single room to live in for five months.
Thus, some of the SUs will only be allocated a single channel which may very well be their worst channel.
Labor's spokeswoman for family and community services, Tania Mihailuk, has criticised the government for not allocating "a single cent towards providing tougher oversight measures or sanctions" for foster centres.
The objective of each mechanism is to allocate a single unit of an indivisible private good to the player with the highest reservation value at zero cost to her.
Only 2.6% of WCAs are expected to result in a "longer-term" prognosis, which effectively means an assessor can allocate the prognosis to just one person a week; allocating a single extra person across a month hovers on breaching the allowed 20% variation.
Having said she considers the president's long-promised wall immoral — and joking that she would only agree to allocate a single dollar to it — Pelosi could find herself in a bind should Republicans offer a compromise deal that would partially meet Trump's demand for $5.7 billion in wall funding.
In our consulting work, we've seen leaders in higher education, financial services, retail, and other contexts who spent thousands or millions of dollars collecting ideas but then didn't allocate a single employee to read through the data, much less design a systematic evaluation process.
