The phrase "allocated in our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resources, funds, or responsibilities that have been designated or assigned within a group or organization.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming project has been allocated in our financial plan for the year."
Alternatives: "designated in our" or "assigned in our".
What I do believe is that those with money, those with influence, those with control over how resources are allocated in our society, are very protective of their interests, and they can rationalize infinitely the reasons why they should have more money and power than anyone else, why that's somehow good for the society as a whole".
The powers allocated in our system correspond to an NE.
For each of these pseudo-profiles we can see how these would have been allocated in our mixture model to understand the risk associated with these profiles.
Because the type of surgery given was not randomly allocated in our study, we accounted for confounding by indication by using propensity score matching methods.
Three sources of MRSA for a susceptible pig were allocated in our study: i) infectious individuals, including sows, within the pen; ii) infectious individuals, including sows, within the compartment (but not in the same pen); and iii) the environment of the compartment.
I also work with our executive team to ensure resources are allocated in a way that helps our customers and builds marketplace loyalty.
"And we wanted to make sure that we, before going public, had our resources allocated in a way we thought made the most sense and that we were able to answer the public's questions to the extent that we could".
Therefore, more than any other party, we have allocated funds in our manifesto to invest in higher education and research.
When I finish it, we will use an allocated time in our lessons to practice our drills," Salome emphasised.
Based on our scheme we proposed an architecture in which resources are allocated in a hierarchical way.
Our analyses show that very small reductions in fisheries yields – if allocated in a strategic manner across space – can offer promising conservation benefits in both space and composition.
