The phrase "allocated to condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, tasks, or responsibilities are assigned or designated to a specific condition or situation.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to condition-based maintenance to ensure optimal performance of the equipment."
Alternatives: "assigned to condition" or "designated for condition".
Mothers of 26 children aged 7 13 years were randomly allocated to conditions in which they were either required to be overly controlling or minimally controlling during preparation of a practice speech by their child.
After inclusion in the study and pretest assessment, the participants will be allocated to conditions using a computerised randomisation procedure.
However, the study's design – a controlled trial with departments allocated to conditions and two follow-up measurements - is as rigorous as possible in a practice-based study in (vocational) education.
After inclusion in the study and pretest assessment, the participants will be allocated to conditions using a computerised randomisation procedure, stratified by treatment centre and type of disorder (psychotic versus non-psychotic).
Primary analyses use Linear Mixed Models analyses comparing the 2 conditions (MCP vs TAU) over 2 occasions (Baseline, 3 and 6 months post-baseline), allowing the analysis of data on all participants allocated to conditions at Baseline (i.e. intention to treat).
The students were randomly allocated to one condition for the first experiment on 1 day and then swapped condition for their second experiment on the second day.
The students were randomly allocated to one condition for the first experiment on one day and then swapped condition for their second experiment on the second day.
Stratified per center, 50% of the therapists will be randomly allocated to the condition with extra phone support and 50% of the therapists to the condition without extra phone support.
Each of the reasons for admission or each of the conditions relevant to the admission was searched in turn for the conditions in the order defined above and the admission was allocated to the condition that was identified first.
This is a factorial design RCT in which participants are randomised and allocated to 4 conditions: 3 treatment conditions in addition to treatment as usual (control).
