The phrase "allocates points for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a system that assigns numerical values or scores based on certain criteria or actions.
Example: "The grading rubric allocates points for creativity, effort, and adherence to guidelines."
Alternatives: "assigns points for" or "distributes points for".
14 Briefly, this scale allocates points for appropriateness of participant selection (0 4 points), comparability (0 2 points) and exposure or outcome (0 3 points).
The Cancer of the Liver Italian Program (CLIP) system allocates points for four variables that affect prognosis including Child-Pugh stage, tumour morphologic features (single, multiple or massive tumour), serum alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) level and portal vein thrombosis (Table 2) [ 9].
Prudhomme has also eliminated time bonuses, meaning that the first three finishers in each stage and the winners of the on-route sprints used to allocate points for the best-sprinter competition will no longer benefit from having seconds shaved off their overall times.
The scenario-specific scoring system allocated points for all necessary diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, weighted according to relative importance.
The scoring system uses data fromthe patient'spre-operative notes, and is based on the principle of allocating points for individual risk factors thought to increase the likelihood of complications during surgery.
The clinical assessments were performed using the Japanese Orthopedic Association (JOA) hip score, which allocates 40 points for pain, 20 points for range of movement, 20 points for walking ability, and 20 points for activities of daily living, with a maximum total score of 100 points.
We've allocated three points for a win and a point for a draw for all group and knockout stages since 1930.
Supposing that the DM has 100 points available to distribute, he/she must decide how to allocate these points for each a i according to their importance.
Service men were allocated two points for each year of age based on their age at enlistment and a further two points for each month of service if they did not have dependent children or three points if they did.
We used a similar approach to derive a tenure/car score allocating 2 points for home ownership and 1 point for household possession of a car at the 1971, 1981 and 1991 Censuses.
We consider the effect of different rules for allocating points on the equilibrium behavior.
