The phrase "allocating words" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of specific words or phrases, often in writing or speech.
Example: "In her essay, she focused on allocating words effectively to convey her message clearly."
Alternatives: "distributing words" or "assigning words".
To build a metric system for the semantics of words means to allocate words in a metric space based on their semantics, i.e., to create a semantic map of words.
The sixth (2004) edition of the Medical Council's ethical guidelines allocated 162 words to the area of ART, touching upon cryopreservation, donation, and IVF [ 5].
In other words, allocating full resources to a sub-query seems to be better than dividing resources to multiple sub-queries.
In other words, allocating activity windows is more resource-demanding than local bandwidth reservation, meaning that the latter may be successful and still the former can fail.
In other words, allocating an individual feedback channel for each receiver incurs huge overhead as a large number of receivers are active at the same time.
In other words, does allocating administrative authority to a lower level of government lead to more effective property rights protection for private businesses?
In other words, by allocating more resources, as reflected by the magnitude of the BOLD signal, to task execution, the musicians were better able to uphold task performance than non-musicians.
In other words, efficiently allocating cognitive resources to early detection left mental resources for maintaining task vigilance.
Although readers will come to know all the characters, the amount of words allocated to each character isn't that much more than in a short story and many important plot points are only briefly narrated.
At the beginning, we randomly allocate all N words of a given core dictionary as points in a high-dimensional unit ball, i.e. as vectors with length ≤1.
