The phrase "allocation conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or responsibilities under specific terms or criteria.
Example: "The allocation conditions for the grant require that funds be used solely for educational purposes."
Alternatives: "distribution criteria" or "resource allocation terms".
Second, prepare optimized string structures for different production allocation conditions.
The channel capacity is obtained under both adaptive and nonadaptive secondary user power allocation conditions.
Considering a PU received interference power constraint, there is considerable potential for data transmission at the secondary channel under both adaptive and nonadaptive SU power allocation conditions (Figures 5, 6).
N1 suppression was present in all three attention allocation conditions.
Secondly, we cannot exclude the possibility of contamination arising by chance contacts and possible knowledge exchange between GPs and nurses from different allocation conditions.
In three different attention allocation conditions, three different aspects of the experimental stimulation were made task-relevant, thereby directing attention to sounds (counting sounds, both externally-generated and self-generated), visual stimuli (counting extended fixation crosses), or one's own motor acts (counting button presses).
The bandwidth allocation algorithm properly allocates the radio resources to the MS and decides the sleep period based on the allocation condition.
Given the lack of knowledge of the interference activity, we assume a Bayesian approach that provides the optimal allocation, conditioned to periodic spectrum sensing, and estimation of the interference activity statistical parameters.
Blinding of teams and patients to the allocation condition is not possible due to the nature of the intervention.
The predictors will include community intervention allocation condition, indicator variables for average school and community rates of alcohol use and risk factors at preintervention, and variables to control factors such as level of disadvantage.
The managers will switch their allocation as conditions change.
