The phrase "allocating the tasks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of responsibilities or duties among team members or participants in a project.
Example: "During the meeting, we focused on allocating the tasks to ensure everyone knew their responsibilities moving forward."
Alternatives: "assigning the tasks" or "distributing the tasks".
Allocating the task of a transient regenerative response to RPCs seems a superior solution to compromising RSCs, the actions of which will have a permanent impact and will be maintained during the entire life of the fish.
Specifically, three mathematical models were introduced that (i) select and positions the resources, (ii) allocate the tasks to the resources and (iii) identify a coordinated robot motion plan.
Earliest deadline first strategy queue the coming tasks whereas the largest capacity strategy is used to allocate the tasks to virtual machines.
DGRP is simply a self-managed group of processes that allocates the tasks of the next computing round based on test results.
Next, we apply the condition represented by Eq. 4. If this condition is satisfied, then we allocate the tasks to that particular virtual machine.
{boldsymbol{L}}_{s=}{{boldsymbol{L}}_s}^{ini}+{boldsymbol{T}}_Nleft {boldsymbol{S}}_jright).{boldsymbol{C}}_{loc} (4) 4. Next, we apply the condition represented by Eq. 4. If this condition is satisfied, then we allocate the tasks to that particular virtual machine.
Several managers noted that to get things done one had to allocate the tasks to staff by name to make it clear that they were personally responsible.
And, although they were not intended as such, some of James's instructions sounded outrageously seductive: "Lean forward and get your tits in my face!" and "Put your crotch on my knee!" As a matter of fact, the team that logged the taping of our training sessions later confessed they were extremely engaged by our daily "filth" and even fought over being allocated the task.
