The phrase "allocation of degrees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of academic degrees or levels of measurement in various fields.
Example: "The allocation of degrees among the students was based on their performance throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "distribution of degrees" or "assignment of degrees".
The following aspects of the quality of trial methodology were evaluated: generation of the allocation sequence, adequacy of concealment of the allocation of treatment, degree of blinding, and completeness of follow-up.
In particular, the array-allocation for enriched degrees of freedom, use of geometric-based queries for carrying out nodal enrichment and mesh partitioning, and the assembly procedure for the discrete equations are presented.
The premise is simple: fund public colleges and universities and hold them accountable for the allocation of those resources, such that the associate degree is delivered free of charge.
The two main categories, degree of reliance and allocation of responsibility, were interlaced, with responsibility appearing as a consequence of reliance in terms of opportunities to prevent disease.
A pathologist blinded to the allocation of the ventilation protocols assessed and scored the degree of lung histological changes.
A direct implication of this first limitation is that the model assumes an existing allocation of workers to jobs and discusses how the degree of mismatch in such allocation could be measured.
Degree of HFC autonomy over allocation of funds.
Hence, this provided a degree of randomness to the allocation of patients to operators.
Furthermore, the recorded Beta waves reflect the degree of concentration and the allocation of attention of the player.
Russia must meet six standards to win market-economy status, and on some -- like the degree to which the government controls the allocation of natural resources -- the country's compliance may be an open question.
