The phrase "allocated case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific case or situation has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose or individual.
Example: "The allocated case for this project will be reviewed during the next meeting to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "designated case" or "assigned case".
We allocated cases to settings and sectors based on Delphi panel experts' opinion.
In the standardized ITT analysis (n = 5049), 83 allocated cases that did not fulfill the inclusion criteria were added.
Next, a simple confusion matrix – for calculating the percentage of correctly allocated cases – required a careful assessment (Foody, 2002).
27 28 An independent reviewer (DFH) allocated cases to one of the three proposed subgroups 23 on the basis of the description of the clinical presentation alone.
An independent reviewer (DH) allocated cases to one of the three proposed sub-groups on the basis of the description of the clinical presentation alone (i.e. without reference to any information from the structured research assessment).
These digital record systems, when used effectively, inform a manager's ability to allocate cases to the most available service provider.
The government has also listened to critics: a proposal to let the chief prosecutor allocate cases to a court of his choice has been removed.
"We don't allocate cases to people who have not been properly trained in [handling rape cases]." Saunders said she believed there had been progress in handling allegations of female genital mutilation, although there have so far been no prosecutions in the UK.
Table 2 gives a summary of the characteristics used by different DRG systems to allocate cases to DRGs.
During weekends, it is the responsibility of the on-call consultant to review and allocate cases to the Saturday morning trauma list and the emergency lists of Saturday and Sunday.
