The phrase "allocated paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to paper that has been designated or assigned for a specific purpose or use.
Example: "The allocated paper for the project must be used to ensure consistency in our reports."
Alternatives: "designated paper" or "assigned paper".
TT carried out the electronic search, screened all relevant abstracts for eligibility, assessed included papers for quality, extracted data, allocated papers to domains and drafted the manuscript.
Research team members (JF, DP, LH and SP) independently coded and extracted data to the template from their share of allocated papers and a second team member checked and, if required, suggested an edit to the coding or data that was extracted.
Soviet-style, top-down economies would never allocate paper for books on gay issues, let alone for a thriving gay media.
A score (out of ten) was allocated to papers by each reviewer, and any points of difference were discussed until an agreement could be met.
JG, RP, CF and JH were randomly allocated six papers each to read and review to further define and validate NP's summary of the findings, assessment of the quality of the studies and impression of the themes emerging from the data.
Therefore, a major part of this review paper allocated to the effects of nanofluids on the performance of solar collectors and solar water heaters from the efficiency, economic and environmental considerations viewpoints.
A more rigorous assessment of the achievements, especially with NAASP and the forthcoming 60th anniversary would require a separate paper with an in-depth description with quantitative and qualitative data and critical analysis with is beyond the scope and space allocated to this paper.
Moreover, the volume of chip production derived for domestic roundwood was allocated exclusively to paper.
However, this would not explain a trend towards a lower response rate in the group allocated high quality paper.
Relevant papers were allocated to studies, noting multiple papers on the same study, and papers reporting on multiple studies.
Inform the investors in non-allocated "paper" gold ETF's just how stupid it is to give their money to a "manager" that doesn't audit the gold, insure the gold, prevent leasing of the gold, allocate the gold, or otherwise prove the gold is backing the fund.
