The phrase "allocation selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decision-making processes, resource management, or project planning where choices about distributing resources or options are being made.
Example: "The allocation selection process will determine how we distribute our budget across various departments."
Alternatives: "resource allocation choice" or "distribution selection".
This covers six domains of bias: allocation (selection bias), blinding (performance bias and detection bias), incomplete outcome data (attrition bias), selective reporting (reporting bias) and other potential sources of bias.
In this case, the input allocator is extended to the nonredundant case by allowing it to improve the input allocation selection at the price of some output regulation error.
This involves a careful design and coordination of the power and subcarrier allocation, selection of relay(s) across different hops.
The toolkit enables researchers to instantiate self-managed virtual data centers and to define the controllers that govern resource allocation, selection, and dynamic migration.
The former Scientific Affairs Division of NATO had overall control of the Fellowships Programme, with the day-to-day management (e.g., budget allocation, selection of candidates, payment of awards) being delegated to "National Administrators".
This LUT-based implementation of the allocation selection is particularly preferable in slow fading cases where the channel coefficients remain unchanged for large numbers of symbol periods and large framelengths can be used.
One threat to internal trial validity is the correct prediction of future allocations (selection bias).
"A lot of people are spending some time now thinking about asset allocation, manager selection or stock selection".
He has been responsible for strategic planning, asset allocation, investment selection and performance monitoring for both listed and unlisted funds.
She oversees investments in BF Global's portfolio of third-party managed funds, including investment strategy, asset allocation, manager selection, and risk management.
Many of the studies failed to properly report randomization techniques, including how sequence generation and concealment methods were used for participant allocation; therefore, selection bias among participants cannot be ruled out.
