The phrase "allocation screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project evaluation, where assessing or filtering allocations is necessary.
Example: "The allocation screening process will help us determine which projects receive funding based on their potential impact."
Alternatives: "resource assessment" or "funding evaluation".
Some people end up doing nothing when confronted with the need to pick savings goals, select appropriate asset allocations, screen investment choices and rebalance their portfolios regularly.
Most of the potential biases identified in the individual trials (such as lack of allocation concealment or intention to screen analysis) would be expected to favour the screening arm.
Outcomes were collected during class time by self completed questionnaires administered by researchers blind to arm allocation at screening, baseline (two weeks later), and six and 12 months.
Allocation of screening tools and medication for diabetes and its concomitants, especially for hypercholesterolemia, should be implemented.
Researchers followed specific rules when writing vignettes to mask trial arm allocation and screening status, and sought to standardise clinical information submitted for UCD ascertainment.
Cluster randomisation (by hostel) was performed using an internet-based service to ensure allocation concealment, with minimisation by hostel size and historical screening uptake.
8 9 10 11 The UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence recommended improvements in the quality of randomisation, allocation concealment, and blinding of assessment of outcome in any future trials of chlamydia screening.
Two reviewers independently screened studies for inclusion, assessed study quality using the Jadad scale and allocation concealment, and extracted data.
In return, consultants are expected to provide basic services including asset allocation and the screening, hiring and monitoring of money managers.
Study researchers, screeners, research assistants and therapists are masked to treatment allocation during the screening period and the first assessment.
