The phrase "allocated free" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is assigned or designated without cost, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The resources were allocated free of charge to the community project."
Alternatives: "assigned at no cost" or "designated for free."
For the calculation of the benchmark, which will be used for the free allocation of allowances to each individual operator in 2012, the total allowances allocated free of charge will be divided by the revenue tonne-kilometres reported for the year 2010: Open image in new window (3).
In addition, each party is allocated free election broadcasts on the main television channels.
For the first time we noticed who – almost a fifth of students – were allocated free school meals.
The current European Union emission permits were all allocated free, handing the power generators billions of pounds in profits as they passed on the notional cost of the permits in higher energy costs to consumers.
Sufficient numbers of large/small pores made it possible to produce a material of ultralow density with an ultralow refractive index, because the multiple pores allocated free space, all of which was confirmed by calculation.
The think-tank British Future, which is spearheading the move, is calling for the "third campaign" to be allocated free broadcasting time ahead of the referendum, specifically targeting groups considered less likely to take part.
The other big debate in Europe concerns how to allocate free trading allowances to "exposed sectors," like steel, which tend to suffer particularly from carbon pricing, according to Michael Grubb, the chair of climate strategies and a senior research associate at Cambridge University.
The Be Active offer, which allocates free hours to leisure centres based on local deprivation levels, was launched in September 2009, the authority said.
Step 5: Allocate the free slots to BE. WRR is employed to allocating free slots to BE users, and the free slots is defined as F free ← F - N UGS - N ertPS - N rtPS min - N nrtPS min - N rtPS add - N nrtPS add (26) K i = S i 1 ∑ ∀ j ∈ A S j (27) N i allo = min { N i req, K i ∗ F free } (28) N i = N i min + N i allo (29) F free ← F free - N i add (30).
The procedure is described as follows: Suppose that we need to allocate free slots to user i ∈ A, a set with users for bandwidth assigned K i = S i 1 ∑ ∀ j ∈ A S j (22) N i add = min { N i req - N i min, K i ∗ F free } (23) N i = N i min + N i add (24) F free ← F free - N i add (25).
The data structure, called the Common List, establishes a relationship between the allocated and free list.
