The phrase "allocated schedule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific timetable or plan that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The project manager provided the team with the allocated schedule for the upcoming project phases."
Alternatives: "designated timetable" or "assigned schedule".
Family attendants on hospital premises need to be strictly limited and allocated scheduled visiting times by hospital administrations.
But its new strategy – more carry-on baggage, allocated seating, schedule changes to accommodate business travellers – has given the airline a lift.
The RegPSO-based energy storage management has allocated the schedule within a short period of time compared to the GA-based method in both operation modes.
Analyses were performed by a modified intention to treat (ITT) protocol, including all patients who received at least one dose of the allocated treatment schedule.
Also in advance of the intervention visit, patients were centrally randomised to the intervention or standard care to allow the clinic nurse to prepare to follow the allocated intervention schedule.
A total of 54 cycles were given on a 3-weekly basis following discontinuation of enrolment in arm A whereas 390 cycles were administered according to the allocated treatment schedule.
Therefore, the AE is actually a new dimension of radio resource, which can be dynamically allocated and scheduled by CPE.
If the newly arrived request can be allocated and scheduled on an existing resource such that its deadline can be met, the request is accepted.
The partitioning can be done either in a fixed way where a subset of the radio resources is reserved for each RN or in a dynamic way where the needed resources are allocated per scheduling period.
Also, while ensuring energy-neutral operation, "what is the best performance level that can be achieved in a given harvesting environment?" In this paper, we address the task allocation problem which allocates and schedules a set of tasks represented by a task graph to a set of geographically distributed sensor nodes to achieve an overall system objective.
