The phrase "allocated to a class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, programming, or resource management where something is assigned or designated to a specific category or group.
Example: "The resources were allocated to a class of students based on their academic performance."
Alternatives: "assigned to a category" or "designated for a group".
Individuals are allocated to a class according to a non-parametric marginal probability.
If you know you want a certain amount of your portfolio allocated to a class of stocks, you can spend half the money to get it via an "ultra" index exchange-traded fund like this one.
The system will present the right seating plan of the right class to the teacher dynamically according to the timetable; especially students were allocated to a class every year according to their competence of a subject.
The woman will be informed of the randomisation outcome at that time, and if allocated to a class, can choose a date and time that suits her.
This involves two steps; first to cross-tabulate various AIS codes with the Marshall Classes and secondly to select the single Marshall Class allocated to a case of TBI through an algorithm.
The status designation combines the mother's level of education with the occupation of the father; each child was allocated to a social class I to V, with social class V being lowest.
The probability that a respondent is allocated to a given class is represented in equation ([4]) below in a multinomial logit form, Prob class = c = exp θ c Σ c = 1 C exp θ c. (4).
Inconsistent results of this type can occur whenever codons cannot be unambiguously allocated to a particular class of sites (Z. Yang, pers.
But for every guilder allocated to a middle-class Dutch child, 1.25 guilders are allocated for a lower-class child and 1.9 guilders for a minority child ― exactly the opposite of the situation in the U.S. So, no.
The authors propose that Engel's classification into four classes may not be adequate because postsurgery patients allocated to an Engel class who had their AEDs discontinued or reduced differ from those belonging to the same Engel class but who had an increased or unchanged AED intake.
For example, it is obvious that there is a difference between postsurgery patients allocated to an Engel class and who had their AEDs discontinued or reduced and those belonging to the same class but who had an increased or unchanged AED intake.
