The phrase "allocates a task" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assignment of responsibilities or duties to individuals or groups.
Example: "The project manager allocates a task to each team member based on their strengths and expertise."
Alternatives: "assigns a task" or "designates a task."
The Mandala Ashram in south-west Wales calls itself a "home for seekers" – and it really lives its values, offering a screen-free, turmeric-rich environment with a rule of silence from 9pm to breakfast, after which you're allocated a task to help the community function.
CPM job diversity was probably more wide ranging in the CRO environment at the time compared with the large pharmaceutical companies, where additional staff resources were less of a problem and many of the (CRO) CPM's duties would naturally fall to, say, a person allocated a given task who oversaw that task for a whole group of studies.
vm_map allocates a region in a task's address space and maps the specified memory object to this region.
The Spark cluster allocates an ID for each task in its execution process.
The Labour leader used all his allocated questions to press Theresa May on how Seaborne Freight, a start-up firm, was allocated a contract for the task, and to condemn the transport secretary, Chris Grayling.
These results indicate that our initial heuristic is a good candidate for our approach as it allows the approach to try to re-allocate a high number of tasks in the second phase as migrating tasks.
One of the key application scenarios for sensor networks is task allocation, in which a central entity allocates tasks to a set of geographically distributed sensor nodes to accomplish an overall objective.
The new regime said that protecting the monarchy was a priority and allocated a large budget for the task.
An efficient resource allocation algorithm allocates resources to tasks in a way that improves energy efficiency of the data center while taking into account minimization of makespan.
Allocating the task of a transient regenerative response to RPCs seems a superior solution to compromising RSCs, the actions of which will have a permanent impact and will be maintained during the entire life of the fish.
