The phrase "allocation on an" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the allocation of resources or tasks in a specific context, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "The allocation on an annual basis will help us manage our budget more effectively."
Alternatives: "allocation for a" or "allocation of an".
The out-of-cell interference term in (3) (i.e., ∑ n ∈ N ∖ { tran ( l ) } z nl 2 ) prevents resource allocation on an intra-cell basis and demands BS cooperation/coordination.
Strategic resource allocation on an equitable basis would be required to maximize health benefits.
If such an error occurs, participants will be analysed according to their trial allocation on an intention-to-treat basis.
Analysis of sexual health outcomes will be based on all participants according to their initial experimental allocation (on an intention-to-treat analysis).
For practical reasons, doctors cannot practically be blinded to the MASK or NoMASK allocation but randomisation and concealed allocation on an individual patient basis could reduce any potential variation in doctor's behaviour (e.g., fatigue) and also reduce interviewer bias.
Of this spending, very little is allocated to Kurdistan when compared to the rest of Iraq, and whatever is allocated is spent on programs irrespective of the actual need of the region (eg. spending a quarter of the World Bank health allocation on an ambulance program).
The principle of universalism in the allocation of social benefits, that is the availability of social benefits to everyone as of right, is contrasted with allocation on a selective basis (targeted) in which benefits are allocated on the basis of need as determined by means testing of income.
We give a closed-form expression of the expected slowdown of a popular heavy-tailed workload model with respect to resource allocation on a server cluster.
The goal is to support a system-wide service quality optimization with respect to resource allocation on a computer system while provisioning proportionality fairness to clients.
Vaccine allocation on a per-dose basis was substantially more effective than a per-village strategy, indicating that operational constraints can reduce control effectiveness.
Different from the traditional scheduling scheme where a UL grant always indicates the resource allocation on a single subframe, MSS allows a UL grant to indicate resource allocation across multiple subframes.
