The phrase "allocated independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, tasks, or responsibilities are assigned without influence from other factors or entities.
Example: "The budget for each department will be allocated independently to ensure fairness and transparency."
Alternatives: "assigned separately" or "distributed autonomously".
The Hadoop nodes in Slaves do not need to be allocated independently.
Note that the system bandwidth is only 20 MHz, out of which only 10 MHz can be allocated independently.
At each occasion, plots are allocated independently from assessments at previous occasions, allowing for a flexible adjustment of sampling intensities over time.
For each patient each MEG MUSIC result and each ranked ECoG spike were allocated independently to these predefined anatomical regions.
For example, human dignity was underlined in Sweden's parliamentary decision on prioritising health resources; healthcare should be allocated independently of a person's income, age, or social position.
The analysis will be done according to the intention to treat analysis (all the patients will be included in the analysis in the group to which they were allocated independently of the treatment they finally received.
Quantitative modeling suggests that the multiple clocks have separate attentional or working memory resources, which are re-allocated independently during a gap at a rate proportional to the relative duration of the gap to the multiple criterion durations.
The trial statistician randomly allocated patients independently of trial co-ordination and intervention delivery teams.
The database automatically assigned a code to each new case entered by a research assessor and informed her about the allocated treatment, independently from any trial staff [ 3, 5].
At Sunnybrook and Women's, clinical fellows communicate with critical care physicians about proposed admissions to the units, but they are not permitted to allocate beds independently.
It is assumed that a) full spectral sharing is used (i.e., frequency reuse is 1), b) radio resources are independently allocated between cells (i.e., PRB allocation is done on a cell basis), c) users are uniformly distributed in a cell, but unevenly distributed among cells, and d) any user has infinite data to transmit (i.e., full buffer service model).
