The phrase "allocation procedure to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific process or method for distributing resources or responsibilities to a particular entity or group.
Example: "The allocation procedure to determine the budget for each department will be finalized by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "distribution process to" or "resource allocation method to".
Patients with capsulolabral damage will be randomly allocated using a concealed allocation procedure to either stabilization surgery immediately following the arthroscopic examination or no additional surgical procedure.
The model is subdivided into two distinct modules: (1) nonspatial demand, which calculates the area change for all LULC types at an aggregate level and (2) spatially explicit allocation procedure to translate LULC changes to different locations within a study region using a raster-based system.
The new procedure allows a proper demand allocation procedure to be run which avoids the decoding of unfeasible distribution flows at the stage of the supply chain transporting products from plants to distribution centers.
Importantly, one should not reveal the allocation procedure to investigators involved in enrolling patients and, whenever possible, blind them to the treatment the patients actually receive.
The primary goal in the allocation procedure is to increase the total network data rate, while considering the priority of different services, subject to the constraints.
The so found novel resource allocation procedure extends to frame-level the macroblock-oriented resource allocation procedure found in[14], also accounting for the unbalance between coding mode efficiency.
This is because BAA provides a better initial conditions for power allocation procedure leading to a superior performance.
A regular accelerometer allocation procedure is needed to enable accelerometers to be available to collect data for all 90 participants (at baseline and follow-up) from a pool of 30 accelerometers available for the trial.
To reduce the occurrence of simultaneously accessed chunks in contention, a -persistent chunk allocation procedure is applied to BB-OFDMA, where chunk in cell is accessed with probability.
Spatial allocation procedures have to meet specific characteristics of the study area and mountain regions require particular attention due to their complex topography.
It is shown that this allocation procedure is equivalent to Neyman allocation.
