The phrase "allocated between the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or division of resources, responsibilities, or items between two parties or entities.
Example: "The budget was allocated between the two departments to ensure they both had sufficient funds for their projects."
Alternatives: "distributed between the two" or "divided between the two".
Under the constraint of the production possibility frontier, it must be decided how the resources are allocated between the two major trade sectors.
This enabled assessment of how different N sources are allocated between the two parts of the root system and to the shoot.
Features identified in this study as influencing GPs' choice of management strategy were systematically allocated between the two sets of scenarios.
With 120 subjects, equally allocated between the two groups, 24% absolute difference in rates at 3 months can be detected for a two-sided test of proportions between two groups at a 5% Type I error rate and 80% power.
The considerably lower dissimilarity indexes within both groups indicated that the characteristics were allocated between these two groups appropriately.
Market failure (such as imperfect competition or externalities) and some institutions of social decision-making (such as government and tradition) may lead to the wrong combination of goods being produced (hence the wrong mix of resources being allocated between producing the two goods) compared to what consumers would prefer, given what is feasible on the PPF.
There was a difference in the cytology grading (described LN0 to LN5) allocated between the first and second needle in five cases (19%).
Where two parties are contractually bound to the proper use of digital signatures, the problems melt away, because the legal risks are allocated between the parties.
The state's 93 pledged delegates are allocated proportionally between the two candidates, with 31 based on the statewide results and the remainder divided based on the vote in each of the congressional districts.
The resources can instead be allocated equally between the two sectors, referred to as equalization (or trade equalization).
In this article, our focus again is to show how this favorable behavior can lead to power efficiency in terms of coverage expansion, and to study how the transmit power should be allocated differently between the two sensors given a fixed power budget.
