The phrase "allocating a probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, risk assessment, or decision-making where probabilities are assigned to different outcomes or events.
Example: "In this model, we are allocating a probability of 70% to the success of the project based on historical data."
Alternatives: "assigning a probability" or "distributing a probability".
Therefore, if the possible cost of link l ranges from 0 to (w_{l}^{max }) ((0 probability of allocating a cost value out of this range is 0. Hence, we have (CDF_{i}(w_{l}^{max })=1) for a single-element MCG i, and (CDF_{j}(w_{l^j_1}^{max },w_{l^j_2}^{max },ldots,w_{l^j_{m_j}}^{max })=1) for a multi-element MCG j.
A slight modification is made to reduce the probability of allocating a mating to any male that has Nm = 0.
Initially, a minimisation programme was used so that patients within Australia and New Zealand (Australasia) were allocated with a probability of 0.5 0.7 favouring the treatment that would minimise differences between groups on two key prognostic factors (mesothelioma and trapped lung).
That is, each village will be allocated with a probability of 0.8 to the group that minimises the imbalance of the means of these two baseline variables between intervention and control groups, using two strata for each variable.
Each pair of sites on each side of i is allocated with a probability p
Further, we also note that being able to accurately describe the expected performance of a link will also have further benefits for more high level algorithms such as scheduling as the probability, of correctly allocating a user to a channel that satisfies its demands, will be increased.
The approach does not allocate any probability to an individual parameter state; rather, the allocation decision is made by selecting the state that provides the highest expectation.
Based on the so-defined probability distributions, we allocate a target number of contact partners to each distinct combination of a person performing a certain activity at a certain location.
Being such a critical factor for the environmental performances of the plant, a large variability (3,000 to 7,000 MJ per meter drilled) of this site-dependent parameter is considered, allocating same probability for the values of this interval.
Each of the resulting groups was allocated a specific sampling coefficient that increased with the probability or severity of the presumed handicap.
