The phrase "allocated to trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or procedural contexts to indicate that something has been designated or assigned for examination or testing in a trial setting.
Example: "The evidence collected from the scene has been allocated to trial for further examination by the court."
Alternatives: "designated for trial" or "assigned to trial".
Consent was sought from the paramedics prior to their being randomly allocated to trial arms.
For participants allocated to trial arm CAU + SOS training this will correspond to immediately, 6 months and 12 months after the completion of SOS training.
LGAs allocated to 'Trial arm 1' will provide early home-based visiting by a SILC-MCHN to women who are identified as being at risk of breastfeeding cessation.
We have calculated that 1300 patients have to be assessed for eligibility to have 980 patients to be allocated to trial.
In LGAs allocated to 'Trial arm 2', a local community breastfeeding drop-in centre will be established in addition to SILC-MCHN early home-based breastfeeding support.
Cluster randomized trials (CRTs) are randomized controlled trials in which clusters of subjects rather than independent subjects are randomly allocated to trial arms and outcomes are measured for individual subjects or clusters.
A total of 154 patients were thus enrolled into the trial from December 2007 to January 2009 and randomly allocated to either trial arm (see Figure 1).
Other things being equal (i.e., assuming all trials have equal difficulty), as the cognitive resources allocated to a trial increase, the amplitude of activation in brain regions that support those resources should increase while RTs should decrease (Figure 1C).
Participants will be allocated to the trial groups by the research assistant using the Nottingham Clinical Trials Unit internet randomisation service to ensure allocation concealment.
Time and resources allocated to the trial did not permit us to mail to all women in the self-sampling arm of the trial; especially the group that did not return a self-sample nor had a Pap test.
Patients would therefore be allocated to the trial arm the consulting physiotherapist had been randomised to.
