The phrase "allocation into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or responsibilities into a specific category or area.
Example: "The allocation into a new budget category will help streamline our financial planning."
Alternatives: "distribution into a" or "assignment to a".
An allocation into a gold– SPDR Gold Shares –or platinum– Platinum Group Metals –exchange-traded fund should also be considered.
For the considered problem, we propose a joint sub-carrier and power allocation algorithm that simplifies the multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) resource allocation into a single-input single-output (SISO) resource allocation problem.
However, the computation of both r2 and the F-statistic require transforming the treatment allocation into a continuous variable.
Patients will be allocated to one of four treatment groups as follows: Control group (placebo NSAIDs and placebo SMT) NSAIDs group (active NSAIDs and placebo SMT SMTT group (placebo NSAIDs and active SMT SMTT and NSAIDs group (active NSAIDs and active SMT) All participants in the study will receive standard care from their GP before baseline and allocation into a treatment group.
Ms. Barbash -- almost single-handedly, her admirers say -- turned a moribund group that had not even spent its $5,000 town allocation into an organization with an annual budget of $350,000.
That's why I told my sister to put such a large allocation into such a tiny stock.
They were nevertheless included as subcategories because they present important issues which often do not have a strict allocation into any field of medical teaching.
Considering utility functions for individual users in a network, we formulated an optimal resource allocation problem, which simplifies the MIMO resource allocation problem into a SISO resource allocation problem.
For instance, an individual with a low total investment into immunity but with poor regulation might pay higher cost of immune activation than an individual with a huge allocation into immune defences and a very effective immune regulation.
Since the optimal solutions are extremely computationally complex to obtain, we propose a suboptimal joint subchannel and power control algorithm that converges very fast and simplifies the MIMO resource allocation problem into a single-input single-output resource allocation problem.
Considering synergistic valuations turns the allocation problem into a computationally hard optimization problem that generally cannot be approximated to a constant factor in polynomial time.
