The phrase "allocated research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where research resources, funding, or tasks have been assigned or designated to specific projects or individuals.
Example: "The university has allocated research funds to support innovative projects in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "designated research" or "assigned research".
Sigfrid Juselius Foundation, Oulu University Hospital's government allocated research funding.
The ELSI program of the HGP was a scientific pioneer program as it also allocated research funding for social scientists; it positioned "bioethics inside the beltway" as Eric Meslin and his colleagues put it in a title of an article.
First, we allocated research grants and fellowships to the four conditions under study after reviewing their titles, project key words and scientific abstracts.
A large randomised controlled trial with specifically allocated research assistance and additional adherence measures may resolve these limitations; however, further intervention development is needed.
Finally, the collaboration between clinicians, patients, and the public in this (and other) PSP's raises the issue of whether patients and the public should also collaborate with clinicians and researchers in allocating research funds.
The REF is a system of allocating research funding to university-based researchers based on the "quality" of their recent publications.
Recently, there is a trend away from a model to allocate research funds on the basis of block grants to institutions towards resource allocation based on the principle of merit of individual researchers [7].
Some experts believe the bureaucrat-managed system for allocating research grants is smothering innovation.
And beyond the material conditions required to attract faculty, an efficient system of allocating research funding is also needed.
Universities' autonomy should be maintained, it says, as must core, "quality-related" (QR) research funding and the "dual support system", whereby the funding and research councils both allocate research cash, which Mandelson has already backed.
Officials are struggling to find a means of allocating research funds that does not drastically reduce the present share received by leading research universities but on the other hand "rewards quality wherever it is found".
