The phrase "allocating a score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assigning a numerical value or rating to something, such as in assessments, evaluations, or scoring systems.
Example: "The teacher is responsible for allocating a score to each student's project based on the established criteria."
Alternatives: "assigning a score" or "designating a score."
Simple questionnaires were used for the rating, with each respondent allocating a score ranging from +7 to −7 to each numbered picture (+7 being the most positive rating, −7 the most negative, and 0 as neutral).
Overall risk factor knowledge and symptom knowledge scores were calculated by allocating a score of '1' for each cited item that corresponded with the pre-defined list.
Analysis of the rank ordering activity was done by allocating a score to each youth-friendly health service feature based on the order it was ranked.
This was obtained by allocating a score of 1 to responses reflecting agreement with statements that were supportive of smoking cessation and 0 to those indicating a view that was less supportive (see Table III footnote).
Again, this variability led to uncertainty in allocating a score to the patient within team meetings, as can be seen below when the team were scoring Mrs Slater, two months after her admission to the unit following a stroke.
Trends were assessed by allocating a score to each category of the explanatory variable (the mean measurement among sampled participants within the category), and fitting log-linear models to the change in hazard ratio per unit increase in score.
Where there is incredible data from our tables (that is data that isn't actually credible, rather than anything that made us gasp) we have allocated a score in the nearest (ie highest or lowest) band.
Each genomic position was allocated a score equal to the number of reads beginning at that position.
Each performed behaviour was allocated a score of 1, and the total for each dog was used to generate a reactivity index.
If 20% of the population are in the next highest group, social class II, then this social class is allocated a score 0.20 (0.1+0.2/2) and so on.
Regarding the behavioural score, a Reactivity Index was determined by calculating the total number of manifested behaviours (each manifested response was allocated a score of 1) for each dog and for each stimulus over the first 7 presentations.
