The phrase "allocation number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, inventory management, or resource distribution where a specific number is assigned for tracking purposes.
Example: "Please provide the allocation number for the budget so we can proceed with the funding request."
Alternatives: "assigned number" or "distribution number".
Once recruited, the GPs will be randomly allocated to a study arm ('intervention' versus 'control') using computer-generated random allocation number sequences.
The optimization procedure involves the determination of suitable values of major geometric parameters such as the number of tubes passes, standard internal and external tube diameters, tube layout and pitch, type of head, fluid allocation, number of sealing strips, inlet and outlet baffle spacing, and shell-side and tube-side pressure drops.
The optimization procedure involves the selection of the major geometric parameters such as the number of tube-passes, standard internal and external tube diameters, tube layout and pitch, type of head, fluids allocation, number of sealing strips, inlet and outlet baffle spacing, and shell-side and tube-side pressure drops.
Investigators asked the coordinating center by fax for a treatment allocation number.
Study participants were identified by unique study identification numbers and were assigned a specific allocation number.
Patients who met all the inclusion/exclusion criteria and who signed the informed consent form were assigned an allocation number.
The data manager, who was not involved in the recruitment of children, prepared bags of envelopes containing printed allocation numbers indicating to which of the two groups the child should be allocated.
Conventionally, allocation numbers have been determined using sophisticated empirical methodologies and then replaced by an immediate and rigorous streamlines solution method (Thiele 2001).
"I use it for remembering names and orders and allocation numbers, so I don't have to keep looking at the sheets all day to know what goes where," says Martin, who has a nearly photographic memory.
Categorical data are described by class-wise allocation numbers.
The final participant allocation numbers were Intervention (n = 11) and Waitlist (n = 7).
