The phrase "allocated data can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data management, programming, or resource allocation, indicating the potential actions or characteristics of data that has been assigned or designated for a specific purpose.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that allocated data can significantly improve processing efficiency when properly managed."
Alternatives: "designated data may" or "assigned data is able to".
To ensure that the node with minimum unused bandwidth (MUB) over a path P ij can handle the allocated data chunk, it can be derived from Equation (6).
As stack allocated data is guaranteed thread local, the stack cache can be further simplified for CMP systems.
Considering the slope of allocated data rates in various services, the effect of serving weights and the service volume can be seen.
It can be seen that for VNO BG the situation is very much similar to VNO GB, the main difference being the high boundary of allocated data rate.
We further compared SZF employing our CGP covariance optimization method with other precoding methods in the literature that can allocate data to users on a per-data-stream basis.
To overcome these drawbacks, we have proposed an optimal constrained selection scheme that can equally allocate data subcarriers among transmit antennas by means of linear optimization.
Furthermore, a greedy-based heuristic is applied during the superframe construction phase to allocate package transmissions whose data can be aggregated at intermediate routing nodes into nearby time slots.
The issues identified in the data can be allocated to the following clusters: i) Assessment practices — how the service was assessed as to whether it was meeting the intent of the quality indicator/standard.
Primary care data linked with hospital admission registration data can be useful for allocating resources, to plan hospital care, to predict admissions for children from general practice, and studies conducted in primary and specialised care might benefit from these data.
Accurate prevalence data can help health care systems allocate resources for the costly medical and surgical care, as well as rehabilitation programs, needed to manage and treat patients with knee and hip OA [ 13, 22, 23].
