The phrase "allocation at the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources or responsibilities at a specific moment in time.
Example: "The allocation at the time of the project was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "distribution at that moment" or "assignment at that time".
Neither subjects nor investigators were masked to treatment allocation at the time of enrollment.
Transplantation organ allocation at the time of the study was ordered chronologically [ 11].
This will ensure operating surgeons are unaware of group allocation at the time of surgery.
The research team and families remained blind to group allocation at the time of recruitment and consent.
Participants will be assigned to their treatment allocation at the time of surgery by accessing the online randomisation programme.
None of the trials reported blinding of researchers to treatment allocation at the time of outcome data collection or analysis.
Since DDPA accepts low information availability, the Intelligent Products concept can be applied for computing and storing emissions allocations, at the time of unloading.
21 28–30 31 There was not sufficient information about random allocation used in most studies as only 3 of these (33%) described random allocation 21 29 31 and only 33333%) provided sufficient information about allocation concealment at the time of outcome assessment.
Although the approach considers both channel and power allocation at the same time, it does not address heterogeneous spectrum availability over time and space, or interference to the PUs which distinguishes CR networks from the classical wireless counterparts.
Candidates who accepted an IRD offer were older, more likely to be male, and had a higher lung allocation score at the time of listing (all p < 0.05).
The importance given to HLA matching in the national allocation protocol at the time of this study would have favoured a predominantly white donor pool being matched with white recipients, which may explain the effect of ethnicity on this outcome.
