The phrase "allocation of measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, resource management, or any situation where measurements are being distributed or assigned.
Example: "The allocation of measurement for the project was carefully planned to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "distribution of measurement" or "assignment of measurement".
Compared to the DSPHD filter exploiting local measurements and information exchange to estimate the global states, our algorithm provides a different type of allocation of measurements.
Thus, a positive derivative at n s = 1 occurs when: (8) This gives a necessary and sufficient condition that the optimal allocation of measurements is obtained with n s = 1, and hence with measurement occasions per subject.
Using these models, procedures for identifying the optimally cost-efficient allocation of measurements under a constrained budget were developed, and applied on 225 scenarios combining different sizes of unit costs, cost function exponents, and exposure variance components.
Previous optimization studies have addressed hierarchical models with two [ 45- 47] or three [ 43, 44, 47] stages, as well as the optimal allocation of measurements between two alternative yet correlated instruments for data collection [ 42, 48, 49].
Thus, Armstrong compared the properties of two different instruments for retrieving the same exposure data [ 40, 41], while Lemasters et al. [ 38] and Shukla et al. [ 39] devoted their studies to comparing different allocations of measurements using the same instrument.
4 Accurate measurement of the incidence of childhood pneumonia is important for allocation of resources, measurement of the impact of interventions such as new vaccines, identifying risk factors and for health system planning.
A feasible joint event (FJE) is an allocation of all measurements to all supertargets in the group and satisfies that each supertarget is assigned zero or one measurement and each measurement is allocated to zero (clutter) or one supertarget [24].
We demonstrate that if the number of biological replicates and the number of technical replicates per biological sample are variable, while the total number of available measures is fixed, then the optimal allocation of replicates for measurement evaluation experiments requires two technical replicates for each biological replicate.
One of the pivotal design questions for such an allocation system is the choice of measurement uncertainty of the individual metering stations comprizing the system.
Assessors remained blind to allocation of randomisation at each measurement point.
