The phrase 'allocated to use' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has been given for use. For example, "We were allocated a designated area to use for our picnic."
VACSP #470 was initiated in May 1999 in 20 sites that were randomly allocated to use either the focus group-developed or investigator-developed consent document.
The Commission is also considering a follow-up measure on the unpaired terrestrial 2 GHz spectrum (1900-1920 MHz and 2010-2025 MHz) which is currently allocated to use by UMTS networks but remains unused throughout the EU.
Forty participated in Study 1 and 40 in Study 2. Intervention: Participants were randomly allocated to use either grapeseed oil or 80% grapeseed oil and 20% lavender oil in their bath for 14 days.
Then, for each frequency resource block, design joint transmission precoders for the terminals that have thereby been allocated to use that resource block.' The first step can be executed locally in the base stations as opposed to in the central control unit, providing less strain on the backhaul links.
To prevent systematic errors, subjects were randomly allocated to use the right or the left hand first.
We divided generic products at random in two groups: Batch Group 1 had 10 products that were allocated to use the same batch for in vitro susceptibility testing and in vivo determination of efficacy, and Batch Group 2 had the remaining 10 products allocated to use different batches in vitro than in vivo.
This paper reports on the use of the DCE with only those participants allocated to using the Wii Fit.
The patients were allocated to groups using a chance procedure, blocking, and stratification.
I would argue heavily that the time that has been allocated to social used to come from television, and people are benefitting from it.
Primary care units are allocated to interventions using a Stepped Wedge Design.
Thus, indirect costs were allocated to patients using a marginal mark-up percentage.
