The phrase "allocated into one" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express the idea of combining or consolidating items or resources.
Example: "The resources were allocated into one central fund to streamline the process."
Alternatives: "consolidated into one" or "combined into one".
The patients were randomly allocated into one of two groups, based on an assigned number that was randomly generated on a computer before assignment to the patient.
To determine the animal's movements the security camera images were replayed and activity allocated into one of four categories (lying down, standing on deep straw, standing on concrete and outside of the holding pen).
At each of the two clubs after completion of the baseline questionnaire, players were randomly allocated into one of two groups such that allocation was concealed.
Baucha et al. [20] developed an age-structured MSEIRV compartmental model, whereby individuals are allocated into one of a number of mutually exclusive categories based on their epidemiological status and age.
Sample will consist of 66 patients, blindly allocated into one of two groups: 1) Graded activity which, based on an operant approach, will use time-contingent methods aiming to increase participants' activity levels; 2) Supervised exercise, where participants will be trained for strengthening, stretching, and motor control targeting different muscle groups.
Included patients were allocated into one of two groups, S (Sepsis) and nS (not Sepsis), based on the diagnosis at discharge.
In this randomised, controlled multicentre study in general practice in Southern Norway, 270 patients will be allocated into one of two treatment groups, using a web-based application based on block randomisation.
After acclimation for two weeks, frogs were allocated into one of five treatment regimes and enclosures placed in a randomized block design on shelving in a controlled environment room kept at approximately constant 18°C and 14 10 light:dark schedule with full spectrum lighting.
Schools were allocated into one of three intervention conditions: control condition; individual condition; collaborative learning condition.
Diagnostic groups: ICU admissions were allocated into one of thirteen different categories; 7.
Most of the existing scenarios developed by different institutions can be allocated into one of these groups.
