The phrase "allocated number of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose or group.
Example: "The project has an allocated number of resources to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "designated number of" or "assigned number of".
Around the same time we're expecting Hefce to publish provisional details of each institution's allocated number of student places for 2013 entry, accounting for this year's unrestricted ABB+ recruitment.
In versus, Gears of War's existing multiplayer modes make welcome returns, so you can plunge into warzone (team deathmatch with a single life per short-but-sweet round), team deathmatch (in which each team has an allocated number of lives), king of the hill and guardian.
This is one of many reasons for taking Chinese birth statistics, compiled by officials who may get sacked if their district exceeds its allocated number of births, with numerous pinches of salt).Adoption has always been common in China: in the past, at least 5% of Chinese babies have been adopted, almost an order of magnitude more than in any western population, past or present.
Lord Freud also said families with young children in social housing who have more than their allocated number of bedrooms could "earn more money".
The number of occupied slots, NOS i, must equal the allocated number of slots, A i, for any connection C i.
If the allocated number of points is smaller than the predetermined threshold value, then new points are assigned randomly to close this gap.
Two models, published by Jaramillo and Perakis (1991a, 1991b) and Powell and Perakis (1997), were used by Tsilingiris to allocate numbers of ship types to the routes developed in his model.
The motivation of the method in [ 9] is simply to speed computation, using cluster analysis to form multiple groups for each sex, then allocating numbers of matings at the level of these groups, followed by individual mate selection.
Filled circles and numbers indicate that restriction was imposed, where numbers indicate the proportion of males that were pre-selected and the multiple used to allocate numbers of matings to sires.
First, in most OCS analyses, there are many ways to allocate numbers of matings to the selection candidates (i.e., many possible solutions in the solution space) [ 8, 9].
Every player is allocated a number of armies each day and must coordinate attacks, troop movements and defensive maneuvers with teammates.
