The phrase "allocated in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or time periods in a specific timeframe.
Example: "The project tasks need to be allocated in time to ensure we meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "scheduled appropriately" or "distributed over time".
If the number of users in a serving BS is greater than the number of available sub-channels, the resources can be equally allocated in time-division way.
The system architecture uses (3, 11) fast wavelength-hopping, time-spreading prime codes with a chip size of 73 ps utilizing picosecond optical pulses allocated in the time and wavelength domains.
where the latter constraint places limits on the expected power allocated in future time slots.
However, rising rates also can adversely affect bond portfolios (as rates go up, bond prices go down) and increase borrowing costs; therefore it is crucial to be diversified and properly allocated in a time of rising rates.
Seventy percent of the total water use per well pad is therefore allocated in the first time step, and thirty percent in the following time step.
Moreover, in order to make use of STDMA, all the nodes should be allocated into different time slots and the nodes in the same contention area should not be allocated in the same time slot.
Essentially, resources are incrementally allocated in stages, each time allocating a resource that mitigates the most serious bottleneck from among the set of all possible bottlenecks.
We need to predict the budget usage of each application so as to infer the judicious amount of budget to be allocated in the upcoming time cycle.
To consider the existence of historic fishing-rights during the first three years of the RFID management system, the calculation process must consider only 90% of the TAC to be allocated in a First-Time Auction until the third year.
The aim was however to determine the response times at a randomly allocated point in time as in a real-life situation.
