The phrase "allocating stress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or distributing stress, whether in a psychological, physical, or workload sense.
Example: "In our team meetings, we focus on allocating stress evenly among members to prevent burnout."
Alternatives: "distributing stress" or "managing stress levels."
Comparison of the rest MPS indices of the exercise and adenosine subgroups showed no differences (p values ranged from 0.180 to 0.836) between these populations, suggesting that any difference that is to be found post-stress may be allocated to the stress induction.
Subject to the constraints of total sample number, test termination time as well as the stress region, an optimum constant-stress ADT plan is derived by determining the combination of stress levels and the number of samples allocated to each stress level, when the degradation path comes from inverse Gaussian (IG) process model with covariates and random effects.
This SiC cladding design significantly reduces failure probability as it appropriately allocates peak tensile stresses in the inner composite while significantly reducing tensile stress levels of the CVD-SiC monolith.
Respondents were allocated to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), no-PTSD (depending on whether they met the screening criteria of PTSD using the Posttraumatic Stress Diagnostic Scale), and control group.
Current approaches employ (i) multivariate analysis on existing monitoring data to allocate variance to different stress factors [25] and (ii) extend triad-based approaches of relating local habitat conditions with chemical contamination and in situ effects detected as biomarkers in aquatic wildlife [26] and in caged fish.
The founders stress the notion that players need to spend only a few minutes each day, checking in with their commanders and allocating their armies.
They're allocating the resources.
Allocating resources intelligently.
Allocating people to Circles.
