The phrase "allocation of the samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing or assigning samples for testing, analysis, or research purposes.
Example: "The allocation of the samples was done based on the criteria established in the research protocol."
Alternatives: "distribution of the samples" or "assignment of the samples."
K. Z. conducted these tests and she was blinded to the allocation of the samples.
During EDHS 2011, there was some non-proportional allocation of the samples to the different regions and their urban and rural areas in order to compensate for places with very low family planning coverage and low fertility areas.
After proportional allocation of the samples for each referral hospital, systematic sampling technique was used to select the study subjects and participants were interviewed based on their exit after they received all the necessary abortion care.
We discuss efficiency of estimation and cost considerations for the optimal allocation of the sample resources.
Table 1 shows this proportional allocation of the sample PSUs by division.
For continuous measurements, optimal allocation of the sample may be achieved with as few as two replications per subject.
Due to the non-proportional allocation of the sample to the different domains and to over sampling of the urban area in each domain, sampling weights are considered to ensure the actual representativeness of the sample at the national level as well as the domain levels.
An alternative to hypotheses testing is the efficient allocation of the sample, and the guidelines provided in this article for the continuous scale measurements allow selection of the pair (n, k) that maximizes the precision of the estimated coefficient under cost constrains.
This method allows optimal allocation of the sample size when the aim is to estimate various relevant items with a relative error less than a predefined value (i.e., less than 9% for estimated prevalences greater than 5% in the population).
Table 5 illustrates the comprehensive efficiency of capital allocation for the sample enterprises from 2010 to 2015.
In Table 6, the pure technical efficiency of capital allocation for the sample enterprises from 2010 to 2015 is presented.
