The phrase "allocated module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, software development, or project management where specific modules or components are assigned for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The allocated module for data processing has been successfully integrated into the system."
Alternatives: "designated module" or "assigned module".
The simulation results prove that this algorithm provides a high-accurate prediction, which guides the allocating module to make decision before the request burst comes.
The computational results demonstrate that stocking up on differentiated components and allocating modules appropriately to meet realized demand is a resilient policy that sustains variations in demand.
Visiting crews had no allocated sleep module, instead attaching a sleeping bag to an available space on a wall; American astronauts installed themselves within Spektr until a collision with a Progress spacecraft caused the depressurization of that module.
As previously defined, D m is equal to the sum of the degrees of nodes allocated to module m: (3) D m = ∑ n d n ⋅ Y n m ∀ m A link will be allocated to module m only when both nodes associated with it are also in module m.
The main objective of the power allocation module is to allocate the power based on the least capacity from among all the links of the selected path (mcap).
The network allocates power and subcarriers, and charges the power allocation module a shadow price for power in each time slot.
Whatever the accuracy of the exercise, if one module is shown to have double the MTBF of another, then, when calculating values for modules in order to achieve the desired system MTBF, the values allocated to the modules should be in the same ratio.
The core pathway reactions can be allocated into a separate module, and the cross talks would be separated out in the other modules.
First, each node is allocated to exactly one module: (2) ∑ m Y n m = 1 ∀ n where Y nm is a binary variable taking the value of 1 if node n is allocated to module m; 0 otherwise.
The Gene Ontology module automatically allocated annotations to the gene clusters with terms including immune evasion, in cluster 1, and cell invasion in cluster 15.
