The phrase "allocating the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assigning or distributing a specific case or task to someone or a group, often in legal or project management settings.
Example: "The manager is responsible for allocating the case to the appropriate team member based on their expertise."
Alternatives: "assigning the case" or "designating the case".
The probability of Q k, t under HIV is evaluated by allocating the case-control id's with equal probability over the N locations at time t.
The second one (S2) is based on OFDM scheme, and the algorithm used to allocate the cases and the powers is 'Algorithm IP'.
To project the average annual number of dengue cases, we addressed incomplete data by allocating the unknown cases by setting and sector based on the percentage of each category to the total number of cases with known categories.
Therefore, Bob allocates the best case to the user with the best main channel condition (i.e., achieving the highest SNR for the same transmit power), expecting to achieve more maximum sum-EST.
A registration of Tx, Nx, and/or Mx (denoting that information on tumor size, lymph node metastasis, or distant metastases were not available or could not be assessed) was allowed if the available data on T, N, or M provided sufficient and clinical meaningful information to allocate the cancer case to one of the three defined tumor categories.
Under neutral model type IV, the significance of Q i, k, t is evaluated under a conditional randomization that holds the case id for i constant, and then allocates the remaining case-control id's at random over the N-1 remaining residential histories.
Patients were informed about the intervention, the intervention period, the fact that there was an equal chance to get allocated to the case management group or to the usual care group, and the efforts asked by the researchers to fill out a number of questionnaires at the start and at the end of the intervention period of 15 months.
To accomplish this we used the global Q k test under the randomization procedure that holds the residential histories of the cases and controls as given and then allocates the n a case and n b control identifiers across the N residential histories.
Staff at the charity's Tottenham child and family centre failed to allocate the girl's case for a week because they were organising a party and then decided to take no further action, without meeting the eight-year-old.
At the end of the investigation, the researcher, unaware of the children's vaccination status, gathered together all information regarding the clinical history, physical examination, and complementary exams and allocated the children to the case group (confirmed or probable) or the control group, according to WHO criteria for TB (adapted for areas of high HIV prevalence) [ 21].
