The phrase "allocated to a task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of resources, responsibilities, or time to a specific task or project.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to a task that requires immediate attention to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "assigned to a task" or "designated for a task".
In prior research we (Unsworth, McMillan, Brewer, & Spillers, 2012) and others referred to these as attentional failures given that attention was supposed to be allocated to a given task, but was instead allocated to irrelevant information resulting in a failure or lapse of attention.
As predicted, compared with those allocated to a no-task control condition, participants who engaged in a visuospatial task (Tetris) immediately after watching the positive film experienced significantly fewer positive involuntary memories from the film over the next week.
When we plan/allocate resource capacities, we often assume that when a task is allocated to a resource, the resource will accept the task and start the execution once the processor becomes available.
This finding demonstrates that fearful faces can bias the spatial distribution of attention even when attention is allocated to a continuous visual monitoring task at fixation, and peripheral faces can be entirely ignored.
The second part of the method is that each pomodoro is allocated to a single specific, previously defined task.
The task is allocated to a node which is just almost capable for execution.
The ranking priorities, can be used to constructed a graph, by which each task is allocated to a virtual machine.
We also showed that this disruption led to a reconfiguration of the participants' awareness of the situation by showing a shift in resources allocated to an additional cognitive task.
The chapter discusses the three development phases where the overall safety requirements are defined and then risk reduction tasks are allocated to a safety instrumented system (SIS) and non-SIS contributors.
The younger students were interviewed by the nurses, whereas the older students completed their questionnaires in a lesson allocated to this task, guided by a teachers or a nurse.
Resources are allocated to tasks based on task weight calculated using analysis hierarchy process.
