The phrase "allocation of numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving the distribution or assignment of numerical values, such as in mathematics, statistics, or resource management.
Example: "The allocation of numbers in the dataset was crucial for accurate analysis and interpretation of the results."
Alternatives: "distribution of numbers" or "assignment of numbers".
The numbers are thus stratified geographically by place of application for SSN and chronologically by the process of allocation of numbers within each stratum.
In order to ensure that reported data remained completely anonymous, all participants were coded via GP practice or CMHT name (by allocation of numbers) and role.
Similarly, each maternity ward was anonymised by the random allocation of numbers 1 through 10; they were, however, classified by level of care: I, II and III.
The first addition considers the parallel endogenous allocation of number of people to the model's 100 m grid, which is described here briefly; for a detailed overview see Batista e Silva et al. [22].
Because this error did not compromise blinding of either treatment allocation by investigators in the field, or the assessors assigned to perform the checkups, the viability of the study was not considered to have been impaired, particularly as such a distribution could have occurred naturally as a result of some investigators using only part of their allocation of numbered envelopes.
The regional planning executives would provide independent advice on the scale and allocation of housing numbers within regions, in effect setting housing targets and allocating land, while taking account of housing signals, such as house price changes and affordability.
(This approach was initially proposed by us in [14].) The allocation of different numbers of time-slots to a user constitutes mutually exclusive events.
Exact χ-goodness-of-fit test was applied to compare the allocation of tumour numbers between cohorts.
The random sequence was computer generated and allocation fully concealed (gender-stratified allocation of random numbers in the complete list of participants in MS Excel).
We identified three distinct clusters by plotting the dates of onset of fever for each case and allocation of bed numbers in the observation unit of patients involved.
Recruiting physicians were not aware of the allocation of the numbers to the interventions and the boxes for the three intervention arms looked identical.
