The phrase "allocated to response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or efforts are designated for a specific response or action.
Example: "The budget allocated to response efforts will ensure that we can effectively address the situation."
Alternatives: "designated for response" or "assigned to response".
But in the seven months that have passed, more than one billion federal dollars have been allocated to the response and recovery of the popular summer vacation destination – made famous by its waterfront casinos, towering roller coasters and reality television series – with nearly 500 agencies working towards disaster relief.
Approximately one-fifth of UNICEF's total budget now is allocated to Crisis Response.
Doctors in this sample were then randomly allocated to a response mode by AS using random numbers generated in STATA.
Telephone interviews were tape-recorded and responses allocated to the appropriate response category of the interview guide.
All three allege that the epidemic has been exagerated and money and resources allocated to inappropriate responses.
These differences will determine how resources may be allocated to immune responses versus life history stages (allostatic load) such as reproduction and survival following perturbations of the environment (Lee and Klasing, 2004).
This may have been due to reduced allocation of resources into storage in flooded plants, as under flooded conditions resources are, among others, allocated to morphological responses such as adventitious roots and increased leaf elongation (Huber et al. 2009; Chen et al. 2011).
For PACT-Q2, completion was still good though slightly lower, with 2.4% missing data at M3, and 1.5% missing data at M6. Percentages of responses allocated to each of the response choices at Day 1 for the "Expectations" items are represented on Figure 3.
He assumed that the immune response has total priority over other processes (growth and reproduction) for resources and that the proportion of resources allocated to the immune response depends on the pathogen load and does not exceed a fixed proportion of the total amount of resources available to the host.
The efficacy of treatments was evaluated in all patients who were allocated to induction treatment; response rate was recorded and follow-up for progression free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) was maintained till progression and death for all patients who completed the induction and concurrent treatment.
Overall, 68% of patients allocated to DAiS achieved a response as opposed to 64% of patients allocated to DAdS (P=0.49).
