The phrase "allocating electrical" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of electrical resources, such as in engineering or project management.
Example: "The team is responsible for allocating electrical resources to ensure that all areas of the facility receive adequate power supply."
Alternatives: "distributing electrical" or "assigning electrical resources."
The core functionality of the auctioneer and the concentrator is to run the electronic market, allocating the electrical power resource to the local device agents.
From a safety perspective, one must determine whether payloads and experiments are operating within their allocated budget of electrical and thermal resources and what assurances exist that the payload or experiment is to be in a configuration where removal of those resources is safe.
The reason for the negative values of cumulative energy demand (CED) and cumulative exergy demand (CExD) for renewable biomass source is accounted when allocating the by-product coconut palm residues for electrical energy contribution to the main grid.
To assure the health of the crew and the survivability of the spacecraft, designers must allocate essential resources of electrical power, thermal control, and crew time to support essential vehicle systems, such as atmospheric control, life support, propulsion, communication, command and control, navigation, and descent and landing.
The EEG headsets tracked electrical signals in the brain, allowing Bevelier to measure how much attention the volunteer was allocating to the task and to the distraction.
They're allocating the resources.
Allocating people to Circles.
In this paper, a novel method is proposed to allocate reserve costs between GenCos, TransCos, electrical customers and wind farm owners.
In this paper we define a new graph-theoretic cyclicity index (CW(G)) as a natural generalization of the global cyclicity index (C(G)) when arbitrary resistances are allocated to each edge of an electrical network.
Electricity resources are allocated based on demand, priority, fairness, the available electrical resources, and the budget, so that even when the unit price is high (i.e., the available resources are restricted), higher-priority devices continue to operate without interruption.
