The phrase "allocated for training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or funds that have been set aside specifically for training purposes.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes a significant amount allocated for training new employees."
Alternatives: "designated for training" or "set aside for training".
An extra £260m will be allocated for training and subsidies for out of work young people.
As we aim for higher spectral efficiencies, the number of time instances allocated for training in the traditional time-domain multiplexed training (TDMT) systems should be minimized.
From Figure 1, we notice that when a large fraction of total power is allocated for training symbols, the lower bound of the channel estimator progressively decreases.
where P is the total average transmit power that is split into P t, the average power allocated for training, P dt, the average power allocated for information symbols in the training phase, and P d, the average power allocated for information symbols in the data transmission phase.
Out of the 60 speakers available, the background database was allocated 20 speakers, development and test databases were each allocated 10 speakers and the remaining 20 speakers were allocated for training the inter-speaker variability models associated with JFA or i-vector techniques.
This means changing the rules of the game so the essential work of caring for our children, our growing elderly population, and ourselves has high value, with funds allocated for training and support, including caregiver tax and social security credits.
Sufficient time needs to be allocated for conducting training sessions with refresher trainings taking place periodically.
It is not clear what training regions are planning or undertaking, nor whether sufficient funds have been allocated for such training.
"During time allocated for monthly training, the field staff has to submit their reports and administrative data so the basic purpose of training is often overlooked".
An example of the chaotic relationship between the US and private contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan was highlighted by another investigation in 2007 into more than $1bn allocated for police training.
We first study how much power should be allocated for channel training.
