The phrase "allocation of known" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution of information or resources that are already established or recognized, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The allocation of known resources is essential for effective project management."
Alternatives: "distribution of known" or "assignment of known".
With randomized blocks of known or guessed lengths, some allocations can be predicted with certainty.
Scientifically, the number and importance of known prognostic factors should factor in the decision of which allocation method to use.
Generally, there are three kinds of time-frequency allocation pattern of pilot symbols, namely, entirely known OFDM symbols, pilot subcarriers and scattered pilots. 3GPP LTE adopts a scattered pattern involving the sparse insertion of known pilot symbols in a data symbol stream.
Amtrak's fire and safety budget for next year is $31 million, and as is the case with Amtrak's entire federal subsidy, the amount of the allocation is known only a year in advance.
For daily triage decisions, some have proposed that we turn to a new model of resource allocation, one known as accountability for reasonableness [ 19, 20].
Block randomisation is used to achieve balance in the allocation of couples across the MEC and Coping-Together groups and varying the block size reduces the chance of treatment allocation being known [ 66].
In an era of limited resources, the challenge in purchasing population health is to find the optimal balance of resource allocation across the known determinants of health that will produce the most maintenance or improvement for the most people with the resources available [ 58].
Furthermore, given the different physical characteristics of the study vaccines and the number of injections between study groups, the study was conducted in an open manner wherein the treatment allocation of participants was known to the investigators and the parents/guardians.
This can be by masking and concealment to reduce the risk of allocations being known prior to randomization [ 14].
(decision makers) Regional collaboration appeared in the context of networking by both allocation of special know-how, resources, and cost-effective operation.
