The phrase "allocated to performing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or responsibilities are designated for a specific task or activity.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to performing necessary upgrades on the software system."
Alternatives: "designated for execution" or "assigned to carrying out".
There is some variation in the length of the patukalam festival and in the day allocated to performing the kuttu of "Aravan's sacrifice" (kalappali), but wherever the ritual kalappali is performed, that place is declared to be, symbolically, the battlefield of Kurukshetra.
The time each subject allocated to performing the CPT was measured by the reaction time (RT) and so the remaining time (2000 msec - RT) was the anticipation time (AT) (Fig. 1A).
In a mesh multicomputer, submeshes are allocated to perform jobs according to processor allocation schemes, with each task assigned to occupy processors of one submesh with an appropriate size.
FPGA resources can be allocated to perform user defined tasks on the pixel data streams, including the implementation of a direct time autocorrelation function (ACF) with time resolution down to 100 ns.
We estimated a scenario where one core was allocated to perform acquisition and six cores were mapped for the tracking process.
The last module (PTMGO) has been allocated to perform PTM enrichment analysis.
Categories (1) and (2) are times allocated to perform tasks within the job description of the particular HHW, while category (3) contains breaks and idle time.
Students felt that the time allocated to perform expected tasks was insufficient (36 comments), and that the procedure was stressful (18 comments) and tiring (13 comments).
This is shown in fig. 9b, where we depicted the ratio between the (fixed) memory allocated to perform the boxing process and the physical input file sizes.
Another finding is that, above providing movement support and modeling the time course of changes in motor performance, the robot challenged the patient, thus promoting further motor improvement (by decreasing lateral guidance and the time allocated to perform the task).
Further, if the local NQR was positioned within a local structure for managing quality of care, with resources allocated to perform quality improvement, the NQR was considered as only one yet a vital tool for stakeholders to identify needs for quality improvement, and to follow up improvement efforts.
