The phrase "allocated to measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or efforts are designated for the purpose of measurement or assessment.
Example: "The budget for the project has been allocated to measurement to ensure accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "designated for measurement" or "assigned to measurement".
The relatively low ICC score (0.61, 95% CI −0.15 to 0.87) allocated to the measurement section was attributed to misinterpretation of the assessment of control specimen validity and equivocal reporting of specimen storage and retrieval methodology in several studies.
In the second phase, six methylation assays representing observations on the ten assays were measured in the middle-aged and old Dutch twins, who were randomly divided over the measurement batches, and in the follow-up Danish twins, who were all allocated to a single measurement batch.
Sufficient time should be allocated to enable outcome measurement to occur.
A feasible joint event (FJE) is an allocation of all measurements to all supertargets in the group and satisfies that each supertarget is assigned zero or one measurement and each measurement is allocated to zero (clutter) or one supertarget [24].
Families allocated to MUFI underwent anthropometric measurements and individual counselling identical to those of the SIFI programme.
Animals were randomly allocated to groups and all measurements, assessments, and analysis carried out in a blinded fashion.
Tonometry measurements were not randomized but sufficient time between measurements was allocated to avoid possible bias.
As one trivial conclusion, more data generally leads to better statistical performance, and furthermore, efficiency increases if measurements are allocated to higher sampling stages in the hierarchical model [ 23].
This paper considers whether measurement resources should be allocated to longer-term assets on the theory that depreciation matters more for long-term than for short-term assets.
After baseline measurement they are randomly allocated to in the intervention or control group.
