The phrase "allocated and two" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or fragmented expression that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The resources were allocated and two were set aside for the project."
Alternatives: "designated and two" or "assigned and two".
In the following example, a 3 × 3 matrix is allocated and three slide steps are planed (see Figure 3(a)).
Study design: Thirty randomly allocated and laparoscopically treated women with EC.
And then, of course, the coaches". When the season ended, the Oilers allocated Mustafa and three other players to Barcelona.
However, when asked about the most recent previous treatment it was found only five had used a malathion product, between 2 months and 3 years previously, four of whom were allocated dimeticone and one malathion.
The number of consultations and hospital stays (nurse reported) was slightly lower than that reported by patients, but similar across the three arms (38 nurse visits per patient in each arm and a total number of seven ulcer related hospital stays in patients allocated to loose larvae, four allocated to bagged larvae, and two allocated to hydrogel).
Five numbered envelopes could not be accounted for (two allocated to powder and three allocated to gel).
Seventeen events were classified as sudden deaths that occurred in eight people allocated to calcium and nine allocated to placebo.
The patients were randomised by computer and allocated to two groups: intervention and control.
690 preterm infants will be recruited from three secondary and tertiary NICUs from north and central Italy and allocated into two groups, using permuted-block randomisation.
The problem is, the match was allocated two and a quarter hours of the BBC's second biggest channel at a time when it seemed likely to have a big impact on promotions to the Premiership.
