The phrase "allocation reasons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rationale or justification behind the distribution of resources or assignments.
Example: "The allocation reasons for the budget cuts were clearly outlined in the meeting."
Alternatives: "distribution rationale" or "resource justification".
"If an investor has done good due diligence up front and picked good funds, then selling a fund for asset allocation reasons is the primary reason why you would sell a fund," said Michael Karstens, an independent certified financial planner in Omaha, who advises Mr. Kuta.
Nearly 32% of respondents say they would buy bonds or bond funds, primarily for personal allocation reasons.
A letter with postponed information about the additional research question, the randomization, allocation and reasons for not informing the patient during recruitment is sent after the collection of all outcome data.
Figure 2 shows details of the treatment allocation and the reasons for not progressing in the study.
For practical reasons, allocation to group was not concealed.
Any request to unblind treatment allocation for clinical reasons will be made directly to the relevant hospital pharmacy and the treatment allocation will be reported to the relevant clinician according to an agreed procedure.
This information provides a catalog of particle types, allowing a more reasoned allocation of the particles to subsequent investigators based on a relatively detailed knowledge of the chemical composition and mineralogy of each particle.
For this reason, allocation decisions must be made.
For the Australian National Joint Replacement Registry, dataset allocation of the reason for revision to a component of the implant was not possible and had to be estimated.
The most common reasons for allocation of donor organs to alternate-list patients were coronary artery disease (n = 12), positive hepatitis serology (n = 12) or left ventricular (LV) dysfunction (n = 8).
One study had clearly documented and adequate sequence generation, allocation concealment, blinding, and reasons for withdrawals.
