The phrase "allocated to be effective" is not entirely correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing resource allocation or project management, but it may need rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The budget was allocated to be effective in improving team productivity."
Alternatives: "designated to be effective" or "assigned to be effective".
The copetition strategy is formulated as sum utility maximization under constraints from both APP and PHY and is shown to be effective to allocate power among multiple video users.
It should be noted that this metric turns out to be effective when the user is allocated to a sufficient number of subchannels.
The effect of a short period of treatment proved to be effective, thereby making it possible to allocate resources to additional preventive strategies.
In future, most trials will require assessment of biomarkers to allocate patients into enriched populations in which targeted therapies are more likely to be effective.
Importantly, if spatial attention was allocated to the effective stimulus the neuronal activity was up-regulated towards the level of response corresponding to the effective stimulus alone.
Resources dedicated to less effective and less efficient medical practices represent wasted resources, that otherwise could be allocated to more effective and efficient health practices, thereby reducing public welfare [ 9].
"The efficiency and flexibility of the labour market are critical for ensuring that workers are allocated to their most effective use in the economy and provided with incentives to give their best effort in their jobs.
In order to achieve a better recovery rate in this area, it would be effective to allocate more recovery resources to those counties that suffered higher losses.
The bulk of resources could be allocated to the more cost-effective approaches, with sufficient additional resources devoted to them so that at least a minimum standard is met.
