The phrase "allocation command" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of computer programming or financial management to refer to a command that allocates resources or funds. Example: The program includes an allocation command that assigns memory space for efficient data storage.
Furthermore, an integrated actuating system model for coaxial helicopter is established by combining the inverse dynamic model with mechanism kinematics, rotor dynamics, actuator dynamics and command allocation.
The first one focuses on the solution of optimum AGC regulating commands under control performance standards, while the second works on the dynamic optimization allocation of the commands to various types of AGC units.
The integrated control allocation law is designed to assign the commanded control force and moment to each thruster dynamically.
However, the control allocation in the actuator for generating the commanded thrust and torque is not a static, linear relation, but is nonlinear and dynamic.
Moreover, an optimization control allocation algorithm, using linear programming and a pulse-width pulse-frequency (PWPF) modulator, is designed to allocate torque commands for all the aerodynamic surface deflections and on off switching-states of RCS thrusters.
The draft that has been published assures that the military will remain in command through an allocation of parliamentary seats and control of the presidency and key government ministries.
If the maximum forecasting power output of WFs is larger than the dispatch command, a reasonable allocation of wind power within the WF cluster should be used to satisfy the command and reduce the power variation. .
The first is to start off with a maximum superframe length and try to manage the growing number of CTRq commands by proper allocation of CTAs.
A modified weighted pseudo-inverse (WPI) based cascaded re- allocation technique is employed for effective implementation of commands to redundant control surfaces in a realistic nonlinear aircraft benchmark model.
DSA is proposed as a solution to the problem of 'artificial spectrum scarcity' that results from static allocation of available wireless spectrum using the command-and-control licensing approach[60].
