The phrase "allocated to study the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or personnel that have been designated for the purpose of studying a particular subject or area.
Example: "The funds were allocated to study the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "designated for research on" or "assigned to investigate the".
Eligible participants will be randomly allocated to study groups after the completion of a baseline assessment.
Parasite carriage by microscopy and Pfs25 QT-NASBA and haemoglobin concentrations were determined by technicians who were unaware of the treatment allocated to study participants.
Participants allocated to study medication will be treated at the Q fever outpatient clinic.
Relevant papers were allocated to studies, noting multiple papers on the same study, and papers reporting on multiple studies.
Money was allocated earlier this month to study the train station area.
This past June, US House subcommittees held hearings on the mysterious deaths, and $3.3 million has been allocated so far to study the disease.
The event also served as a fundraiser for endometriosis medical research, and Dunham's Blossom Ball speech called out the disparities in endometriosis research and funds put forth by organizations like the National Institute of Health, which allocated just $7 million to study the condition in 2013.
Two anesthetists were allocated to the study: the "caring anesthetist" remained on the dominant side of the subject to provide general supportive care and monitoring plus record keeping and the "drug-administering" anesthetist on the nondominant side of the subject.
Last week, she introduced a bill to allocate $200,000 for the Department of the Interior to study the idea of bringing the San Gabriel River watershed under the control of the National Park Service.
Selection bias can be avoided by recruiting and enrolling the study subjects into the study before the groups are allocated to the study arms [ 44].
