The phrase "allocated completely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities in a thorough manner.
Example: "The budget for the project has been allocated completely to ensure all departments receive the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "fully allocated" or "entirely assigned".
A total of 30 adult lactating goats with their kids (30) were allocated in completely randomized design to the following treatments: untreated sorghum straw (USS, control), sorghum straw treated with 4.7% urea solution (TSS), TSS+tree pods (TSS+TP), USS+groundnut haulms (USS+GNH) and TSS+GNH.
This is a single imputation and liable to underestimate the uncertainty in any effect of retirement on non-response / withdrawal, but because all data are observed only in phases, the exact date of retirement does not matter as long as it is not allocated to completely the wrong phase of the study, and we believe this is unlikely.
We dealt with missing values by allocating a completely separate bay for patients with missing data on location at time of onset.
A non-redundant set of perfect sensors are firstly allocated to cover completely the detection for all simulations releases.
"We allocated his teachers completely blind.
Pigs were allocated in a completely randomised design having five experimental treatments, with six pigs allocated to each treatment.
Forty male Egyptian buffalo calves (237.2 ± 24.46 kg of initial body weight, IBW) were allocated into a completely randomized design and stratified to one of four experimental diets.
In the growth trial, twenty-eight animals were allocated to a completely randomized 2 × 2 factorial design with seven animals per diet.
The sows were allocated in a completely randomised design with three treatments with 10 replicates according to parity number and body weight, with each animal being considered an experimental unit.
