The phrase "allocation and measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or resource management where the distribution and assessment of resources or values are discussed.
Example: "The allocation and measurement of funds are critical to ensuring the project's success."
Alternatives: "distribution and assessment" or "apportionment and evaluation".
For other comparison schemes that we considered, namely the PL-Random and PL-MaxSINR, their computational complexities are measured with the number of SINR calculations in the resource allocation and criteria measurement procedure.
Honan has served as a consultant on strategic planning, resource allocation, and performance measurement and management to numerous colleges, universities, schools, and nonprofit organizations, both nationally and internationally.
For example, we have included true randomisation, concealed allocation, blinded measurement and data analysis, and analysis by intention-to-treat.
All animal staff and investigators were blinded to group allocation during the experiment and measurement of efficacy and immunogenicity endpoints.
This included selection bias (inadequate description of selection criteria [ 24, 25, 33 ] or sequence allocation [ 25, 28, 33 ]), performance bias (lack of detail about allocation concealment [ 25, 26 ]), and measurement bias (no clearly defined outcome measure [ 28 ]).
The allocation of satellite bandwidth resources, and measurement of use is important to ensure that all experiments have adequate communications with home, to ensure that resource intensive activities (such as, perhaps, fax transmission) are recognized and placed in proper perspective, and to properly anticipate requirements for future growth.
The evaluation of video footage will be carried out by a specially trained physiotherapist who will be blinded to the treatment allocation and data from previous measurements.
In recent years, he has been concerned primarily with bioethical issues arising at the population and global levels, including health resource allocation, the measurement of health and the burden of disease; ethical issues arising in health promotion; and the principles governing the use of human subjects in health research.
These instruments were designed for use in assessing elderly home care recipients and providing measures relevant to care planning, resource allocation, outcome measurements, and quality assessment.
