The phrase "allocated to tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, time, or responsibilities among various tasks or activities.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to tasks that will enhance productivity and efficiency within the team."
Alternatives: "assigned to tasks" or "designated for tasks".
While cognitive interface design method such as Information Rich Display (IRD) is mainly focused on stereotyped information for the user, EID method helps users' mental resources to be allocated to tasks that process highly abstract information including diagnosis and situation assessment.
Resources are allocated to tasks based on task weight calculated using analysis hierarchy process.
Half of the time spent on non-patient contact tasks was allocated to tasks that are directly related to patient care.
Time variables were counted in minutes, including the time allocated to tasks and to personal activities directly recorded by the observer, and with time for direct patient contact indirectly estimated.
These data are consistent with the hypothesis that a caffeine glucose drink can increase the amount of attentional resources, which can be allocated to task performance.
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.
However, if motivation is low to perform the primary task, then attention can be allocated to off-task activities (daydreaming, self-distractions), leading to task disengagement.
More visits of shorter duration also generate more indirect-time demands (transport, documentation), which was not time-compensated: the overall time allocated to caring tasks as specified on work lists was not reduced.
These voluntary shifts are likely linked to motivation and interest such that when one is less motivated and/or less interested in the primary task, attention is allocated to off-task activities (Kanfer & Ackerman, 1989).
Two competing models of multitasking have been proposed: either cognitive resources are shared between tasks, or they are allocated to each task serially.
