The phrase "allocated to using" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing resources or time designated for a specific purpose, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The budget allocated to using new software tools has increased this year."
Alternatives: "designated for utilizing" or "assigned for employing".
This paper reports on the use of the DCE with only those participants allocated to using the Wii Fit.
As well as reporting the trial analysis, we examined the electronic monitoring data from the group allocated to using electronic containers to look for a pattern of daily adherence over the 8-week period that might indicate an effect of electronic monitoring.
The two main findings were that students on a higher achievement level were more willing to explore innovative teaching formats and that students randomly allocated to using the online module scored significantly higher in a final multiple choice test than those who signed up but could not be allocated due to a lack of resources.
The primary clinical outcome was HbA1c at 8 weeks.> A secondary behavioral outcome measure, available only for participants in the group allocated to using electronic containers, was whether or not the correct number of doses of the main glucose lowering medication was taken as prescribed on each day over the 8-week follow-up period as measured by electronic monitoring.
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.
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.
No designated time was allocated to use COCOS, which was accessible using unique usernames and passwords.
Group 1 clinicians allocated to use the exercise preferences questionnaire will use the responses to the exercise preferences questionnaire to inform their exercise prescription.
