The phrase "allocated by using the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process of distribution or assignment of resources or tasks.
Example: "The budget was allocated by using the new financial software to ensure accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "distributed through the" or "assigned via the".
In the simulation, the radio resource of the initial topology is always allocated by using the proposed radio resource allocation algorithm.
However, the radio resource of the new topology may be allocated by using the proposed radio resource allocation or reallocation algorithm.
Initially, the scheduler selects users to which nonzero power will be allocated by using the information of their parameters' values.
Eventually, the UE transmission power can be controlled by the number of PRBs allocated by using the proposed PHR-PERA scheme.
Each participant was allocated by using the next assignment in the sequence, with clusters of participants required to be allocated to the same arm along the sequence.
Additional advantages of the approach we propose include weights that do not vary markedly according to sample size and that the user can readily tune the weights which are allocated by using a weighting factor that can be adjusted as appropriate for the dataset being analyzed.
10 16 17 18 31 32 33 36 Two trials used inadequate allocation generation and concealment: one allocated by using odd and even hospital numbers, 23 and one allocated sequentially on recruitment.
All the 20 pairs were then randomly allocated by using split mouth system into two groups such that mini-implant placement was guided by CBCT on one side and RVG (digital intraoral periapical radiograph) on the other side in all the patients.
The study was a crossover, single-blind study of 4 mastication sessions, which were randomly allocated by using computer-generated random numbers.
The approach taken could help policy-makers understand whether resources for economic evaluation are being allocated by using summary measures of population health.
Quasi-randomised trials, such as those allocating by using alternate days of the week, were excluded.
