The phrase "allocation open" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a state where resources or opportunities are available for distribution or assignment, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The budget allocation is open for review, allowing departments to submit their requests."
Alternatives: "resource allocation available" or "funding allocation accessible".
The perfusionist, the only member of the care team who was not blind to allocation, opened the next numbered envelope immediately before starting the operation, and was responsible for preparing the cardioplegia solution in accordance with the allocation.
Organizations responded by shifting their real estate allocation toward open spaces that support collaboration and shrinking areas for individual work.
Contract with equitable risk allocation and open discussion of problems would provide the platform for team building so that relationship among contracting parties can be maintained.
The effect of these changes will be to remove about 85,000 places – about one in four of the 350,000 new undergraduates – from universities' central allocation and open them up to competition.
In [16], resource allocation in open access OFDMA femtocell networks has been studied, while a new resource allocation method is proposed to reduce cross-tier interference and improve performance of both neighboring macrocell users and femtocell users.
Unlike the time-slot allocation in open access, where the time fraction ρ i is dependent on the number of home users and cellular users, the time-slot allocation in the shared access optimizes η to maximize the network throughput T SA while satisfying QoS requirement.
Two trials (Pietra et al, 1998; Schoemaker et al, 1998) reported allocation by open cards or random number tables.
After the investigator confirmed the patient's eligibility (see " Eligibility criteria" section below), the study drug allocation controller opened the envelope and notified the investigator of the allocated group.
A sealed envelope containing the treatment allocation was opened after a patient had been entered into the study.
