The phrase "allocated to communications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or responsibilities that have been designated for communication purposes.
Example: "The budget for this project has been allocated to communications to ensure effective outreach and engagement."
Alternatives: "designated for communications" or "assigned to communications".
6. Paragraphs 3 and 4 shall apply to spectrum allocated to be used for electronic communications services, general authorisations issued and individual rights of use of radio frequencies granted after...(17).
£35 million ($45.09 million) has been allocated to exploring ways to improve mobile communications for rail passengers.
Since larger (P_{md}^{n}) stands for more harmful interference to PU, less transmit power is allocated to provide the protection to PUs for their communications.
On the contrary, bands like those allocated to the downlink of the Global System for Mobile communications (GSM-900), the Digital Cellular System DCS-18000) and the Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS/3G) present significantly more volatile and challenging behavior.
In MIMO communications, information and power will be allocated to such subspaces, which cause loss of information and wasting of power since the subspaces do not exist in the channel.
For uplink and downlink communications in LTE, the smallest radio resource which can be allocated to each UE is called PRB which has a dimension of 180 KHz in the frequency domain and 1 ms in the time domain.
This paper proposes that secondary unlicensed users are allowed to opportunistically use the radio spectrum allocated to the primary licensed users, as long as they agree on facilitating the primary user communications by cooperating with them.
First, our regional findings show that the proportion of international bandwidth allocated to connections outside the region has increased between 2002 and 2011 indicating increased Internet-based communications across regions compared with those within regions.
The rapid growth of wireless communications requires more spectrum bands, but most of the public radio spectrum bands are currently allocated to licensed users and severely underutilized in both time and spatial domains [1].
After our communications with the head-teachers, two schools of which head-teachers were willing to implement the intervention were allocated to the intervention group, and the other two were allocated to the control group (one elementary school and one middle school in each group).
