The phrase "allocation of types of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of different categories or classifications of something, such as resources or tasks.
Example: "The allocation of types of resources will determine the success of the project."
Alternatives: "distribution of categories of" or "assignment of classifications of".
Allocation of type of frame was based on medical necessity, with simpler cases of nonunion with bone loss receiving conventional circular frames and more complex cases that included rotation, angulation, and/or translation deformity receiving I TSF.
Though we did not expect any imbalance in these characteristics between the two groups due to randomized allocation of type of inhaled gas, patients in the nitrous-oxide group had slightly higher preoperative CEA values (median [quartiles] of 4.9 [13], 13]) than patients in the nitrogen group (3.4 [1.9, 7.5]).
Blood type AB kidney transplant candidates have the shortest waiting times, yet the current allocation system allows allocation of type A donor kidneys to type AB recipients.
These goals are achieved by optimizing the lightning protection system design, which includes selection and allocation of different types of grounding systems along distribution feeders, while considering simultaneously network characteristics.
This study's findings clearly support the opinion that a single ceiling threshold should not be used for the resource allocation of all types of interventions.
Our findings support the opinion that one universal ceiling threshold should not be applied for the resource allocation of all types of intervention.
It may not be feasible to use an experimental approach (such as random allocation of committee types) to investigate the impact of committee structures on large studies, since the challenges for each study are complex and idiosyncratic.
The PLR for the RRC+LD method is higher than our method, this is because the RRC+LD tries to perform the equality of slot allocation for all types of SFs which is not a good solution specially when having different types of SFs in the cell.
Using a three-week household activity-travel survey, this paper explores the relationship between individuals' self-reported physical, mental and social health conditions and their time allocation for different types of in-home and out-of-home time activities.
Trends over time will also be described for grading of concealment of allocation, types of intervention biological or psycho/social, and accessibility (figures 7, 8, 9, 10).
