The phrase "allocated to the operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, tasks, or responsibilities are assigned to a specific operator or individual.
Example: "The resources for the project have been allocated to the operator in charge of implementation."
Alternatives: "assigned to the operator" or "designated for the operator."
The relationship defined in (4) states that the amount of spectrum resources allocated to the operators are proportional to each other, and (rho _{n}^{text {act}}) defines the active priority measure of operator n.
The total constitutes 97% of the average 2004 2006 historical aviation emissions: Open image in new window (1 As 15% of the total allowances will be auctioned, the number of allowances allocated to the operators free of charge will be calculated as follows: Open image in new window (2).
The de facto separation of network and operations must at any rate guarantee that all the installations and services listed in Annex II to Directive 2001/14 are allocated to the network operator, so that it can make them available without discrimination to all rail undertakings.
The participants allocated to the commercial operators Weight Watchers, Slimming World, and Rosemary Conley had a choice of locations and times for the programme.
* Federal and state funds that normally would have been allocated to the county for compensating indigent care at King-Harbor would be directed to the university as its new operator.
I am allocated to the "minors" area.
No funding was allocated to the inspections.
These include cooperation between rail infrastructure managers, reliability of infrastructure capacities allocated to the corridors, good coordination between rail infrastructure management and goods terminal management, and non-discriminatory access to these corridors for all operators.
The subcarriers allocated to any operator scatter over the whole subcarrier grid.
The amount of shared spectrum allocated to any operator n, δ n (calculated based on (P^{(n)}_{text {Max}}) and average subcarrier SNR (bar {h}^{(n)})) scales with its traffic demand under some fairness measures.
Also, from a system-wide perspective, due to the short-term adaptation to actual demand, the overall spectrum usage can be improved, as resources allocated to an operator who does not need them can be sold to another operator facing a momentary shortage in resources.
