The phrase "allocation of events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of specific events or occurrences, often in project management or scheduling.
Example: "The allocation of events for the conference was carefully planned to ensure that all sessions had adequate time and resources."
Alternatives: "distribution of events" or "assignment of events".
The primary source of errors for the empirical Green's functions is associated with the allocation of small events to the subfaults.
Because of potential differences in the likelihood of fatal CHD, non-fatal MI or non-fatal angina in primary and secondary prevention patients, the relative rates of these events observed in primary and secondary prevention patients in the Framingham study [ 33] were used to adjust the allocation of secondary events.
So even if genetic links allow more comparisons, the problem of non-random allocation to categories of events remains.
Two investigators (BC, KT) independently appraised the potential risk of bias in trials according to the Cochrane Collaboration guidelines (adequate sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinded adjudication of events) 12; discrepancies were resolved by discussion with a third investigator (EPN).
They also highlight the notion of implementation and sustainability of an audit programme as a process that can be conceptualised as stages of change, each with a different allocation of roles, tasks and events.
We used Poisson regression models to assess the relation between the total number of events and treatment allocation.
The whole formula is then given to a SAT solver to find an allocation of state variable and event timing that satisfies the formula.
The aim of these methods is to determine an allocation of state variables and event timing that verify a property, that is, any logical formula composed of model places and logical operators ∨, ∧ and ¬.
To investigate the reachability of biological properties such as "how to express a given gene?", we search for the allocation of states variables and event timing that lead to the activation of the place symbolizing the gene.
The phenomenon can be seen as a life-history strategy of optimal allocation of reproductive effort between breeding events (Stearns 1976; Lessells 1991), where reduced effort the first year can be adaptive through enhanced success in the future.
