The phrase "allocation of interview" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution or scheduling of interviews, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The allocation of interview times was confusing, leading to several candidates missing their slots."
Alternatives: "scheduling of interviews" or "distribution of interview slots".
Obstacles to room development included the slow process of using internal suppliers for goods, and concern from unit staff about the re-allocation of interview room space.
We went even a step further by writing them letters requesting them to bring their opinions about their priorities and the allocation of resources" (interview with a member of the CHMT).
While interviewers were not told the allocation of the participants in subsequent interviews, this might have become obvious during the interview if participants mentioned whether or not they had done the course.
The allocation of text segments in the interviews to these three main themes was performed by all three researchers, whereby each segment was also coded as a subtheme within the three main themes.
This comprised preliminary open coding, or the allocation of codes to key concepts emerging within interview content [ 28], as well as a description of the discussion, including non-verbal cues, and the setting of the interview.
After a 2-month coordination phase, study team organisational meetings, and allocation of resources, we will start three pilot interviews to verify the pertinence of our question guide.
The remaining data were collected by independent research assistants blinded to the study allocation of the patient, using a computer assisted telephone interview method.
Hence the content of the plan and allocation of responsibilities remains unclear to other government officials (interviews, local government officials, 3 4 October 2012).
Trained research assistants, who were blinded to the treatment allocation of participants, conducted all of the data collection interviews over the telephone.
For the semi-structured group interviews, an interview guide was prepared based on the indicators that focus on allocation of tasks and collaborative care (see Table 1, areas IV and V).
To assess the effectiveness of blinding, interview staff will be asked to nominate the group allocation of participants following collection of postintervention data.
