The phrase "allocation subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project planning where specific allocations are being discussed.
Example: "The allocation subject for this project will determine how resources are distributed among the various departments."
Alternatives: "resource allocation topic" or "allocation matter".
We investigate the outage performance of optimal transmit power allocation subject to a total power constraint.
"There remains the opportunity to extend the allocation subject to agreement between the clubs and the relevant police and stewarding advice".
The optimization problem considers optimization of the system design reliability (respectively: the cost of the allocation) subject to constraints on resources (target system reliability, costs and weights).
Wang et al. [135] considers capacity allocation subject to two pricing models, a pay-as-you-go offering and periodic auctions.
In addition, in [30, 31], transactive control is used to coordinate the thermostatic loads with the purpose of realizing efficient energy allocation, subject to peak energy constraint (feeder capacity constraints described in the study).
In this section, the problem of interest is to maximize the system throughput by optimizing the precoding and power allocation subject to individual power constraints P k = [p1, p2,... p K ] on beam k.
At the end of the study (month 12), while still blinded to the treatment allocation, subjects were asked to indicate their preferred treatment site (right or left NLF), if any, based on their perception of treatment outcome.
We have developed a simple computer package to perform minimisation allocations subject to selected values of these 4 input parameters.
The study design, eligibility criteria, subject allocation, study procedures, definitions, outcome measures and analytic approach have been previously described for a similar trial in a women's jail [6].
The pharmacist who prepared the study medications was aware of subjects' treatment allocation, whereas subjects, parents, nurses, treating physicians, research assistant responsible for subject enrolment, data analyst (co-investigator ZM) and investigators were all blinded to the assignment of the patients.
All data was collected by study staff (physicians and nurses) that was blinded to the allocation of subjects to study groups.
