The phrase "allocated for measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or space are designated specifically for the purpose of measurement.
Example: "The budget has been allocated for measuring the effectiveness of our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "designated for assessment" or "set aside for evaluation".
This can be due to flaws of the image transducer or flaws of the flat-field correction applied, but can also be a consequence of the limited number of grey values available in the corrected image and/or of the limited time allocated for measuring the transducer characteristics.
The 5 elements were, the type of population or patient pertinent to the question, the intervention, the comparative intervention, the outcome of interest, and the time allocated for measuring the outcome or outcomes of interest (P, I, C, O and T respectively).
They concluded that investment in prevention, biosecurity and control measures, diagnostics and improved surveillance had to be up-scaled, as the resources currently being allocated for these measures are inadequate.
First, extensive financial provisions in each national development plan are allocated for structural measures to improve the drainage system in flood-prone areas.
"The quoted figure includes £17.5m of existing project risk allowance, which was allocated for bridge protection measures and the remainder is risk/contingency allowances that were also scrutinised at the public inquiry". James Byrne, of Wildlife Trusts Wales, said he was concerned about the news.
There should be an overall cap on the budget of developed countries allocated for Green Box measures.
The fee allocated for primary preventive measures was 4.83 Euro per insured individual per year in 2009 [ 41].
Thus, measuring the time allocated for decision making by free-flying honeybees confronted with tasks of different difficulty may constitute an interesting research perspective for the future [35] [36].
It is argued in this paper that the development of accounting and accountability practices within the Society of Jesus from the 16th to the 17th centuries cannot be reduced to an economic explanation that views them merely as tools for measuring and allocating economic resources thereby explaining the formation of hierarchies.
Few GHI resources have been allocated for pre-service support or other measures that would increase the absolute numbers of health workers [ 36].
But when measured against what was ultimately allocated for 2010, the picture is not as rosy.
