The phrase "allocated frequencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to telecommunications, radio broadcasting, or any field where specific frequency ranges are assigned for use.
Example: "The regulatory body has designated the allocated frequencies for the new radio station to ensure minimal interference with existing services."
Alternatives: "designated frequencies" or "assigned frequencies".
The FCC has allocated frequencies in the 450 megahertz and 800 megahertz bands for dedicated air-to-ground services that communicate with widely separated ground stations.
Current allocated frequencies for both vehicle-to-vehicle communication and radars are presented.
It attempts to allocate channels to users such that overall congestion in the network is minimized by reusing already allocated frequencies.
If it is known which STRXs share how many frequencies, the co-channel interference can already be calculated, but for adjacent channel interference, the specific allocated frequencies have to be known.
A useful application of this fleet allocation is that the allocated frequency of calls may be considered as representing the demand on services of utilities of ports, canals, and straits, and may be used to assess the competitiveness of these utilities.
These radars are active sensors that produce significant radiofrequency power in wide allocated frequency bands.
Then, the communication architecture and the allocated frequency spectrum for WPAN operation are explained.
Because of the fixed allocated frequency spectrum (20 MHz), different modulation scheme requirements mean different bandwidth requirements.
The PU aims to sell the portion of the unused frequency bandwidth to the SUs (i.e., not allocated frequency channels in FDMA scheme).
In the frequency-domain approach, furthermore, the restricted transmit power of MBS on the allocated frequency to PBS is also discussed in [9].
The spectrum demand of SUs depends on the transmission rate achieved due to the adaptive modulation in the allocated frequency spectrum and the price charged by PU.
