The phrase "allocation on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific allocation that is the subject of discussion or analysis.
Example: "The allocation on which the budget is based needs to be reviewed for accuracy."
Alternatives: "allocation that" or "allocation regarding".
Trials that received an "unclear" rating would have failed to provide sufficient information regarding the allocation process on which to base our decision.
The paper's objective is to develop an optimal rate allocation framework bases on which the overall distortion of all the video sources is minimized.
Allocation was based on which factor was associated with the highest factor score for each individual item (Table 2).
The application of both natural and socio-economic science based assessment, and adaptive management were essential for full project implementation and led to optimization of water resources allocation while sustaining ecosystems on which social and economic systems depend.
Since in source model B, the two sources are statistically similar, the curves in Figure 5 are symmetric in rates and the optimal bit allocation does not depend on which source is chosen for splitting.
It was analysed using a generalised linear model, including terms for the treatment allocation and the variables on which the randomisation was minimised.
Considering that the channel availability is frequently time-varying, a centralized approach becomes less efficient because the information on which this allocation was based may have already become outdated when the channel assignment solution is defined.
This scheme considered not only the spectrum efficiency in wireless networks but also the pricing information in the cloud, based on which power allocation and interference management in wireless networks were performed.
In this paper, we implement different power dispatching models and allowance allocation models in DSMES, based on which all participants' mathematical models are constructed and key parameters are set.
Articles classified as 'resource allocation' papers mostly included discussions on which principles (such as justice, reasonableness as fairness) ought to apply when distributing scarce resources in the ICU.
In addition, we did not include direct costs of over the counter drugs, printing materials or human resource allocation for campaigns and so on which may be necessary to advertise the importance of measles vaccine.
