The phrase "allocated to finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or efforts are designated for the purpose of discovering or locating something.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to finding new solutions for our environmental challenges."
Alternatives: "designated for discovering" or "assigned to locating".
Initial synthesis was undertaken by one author, with each allocated to consider findings in a particular settings (community, hospital, aged care, paediatric and regional/rural).
However, the effort spent on learning about the probability of presence could instead be allocated specifically to finding the species rather than to learning about its presence.
"If we can limit the government's role by allocating resources to finding cures for disease, you will have that much less reason to be involved in someone's health care," Cantor tells me.
Genotyping should be used with epidemiologic follow-up to identify how resources can best be allocated to investigate genotypic findings.
There were also fewer deaths in the women allocated to receive Zoladex, although this finding was not statistically significant (140 [10.7%] versus 165 [12.4%]; relative hazard = 0.84, 95% confidence interval = 0.67-1.05; P = 0.12).
The division of the service began in June, ahead of the appointment of the new contractors, and there have been allegations that the re-organisation caused IT failures, lost case files, difficulties finding information, and offenders allocated to the wrong part of the new system, leading to warnings that the split is a danger to public safety.
Where studies reported data that overlapped these age groups, the findings were allocated to the age bracket that incorporated the greater number of years (e.g., data reported in [ 29], spanning ages 3 to 9 years, were allocated to middle rather than early childhood).
Based on patient reported data and clinical findings, patients were allocated to the QTF subgroups and described according to the domains of pain, activity limitation, work participation, psychology, general health and clinical examination findings.
The proposed surveillance programme specifies the required number of samples to be taken and found negative, in a MS. A MS with no data or positive findings will initially be allocated to class 1, in which all pigs should be tested.
While the analysis of tumor samples from the paclitaxel is ongoing, we here report our findings from the patients allocated to the epirubicin arm.
