The phrase "allocation technique that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for distributing resources or tasks in various contexts, such as finance, project management, or data analysis.
Example: "The allocation technique that we implemented last quarter significantly improved our resource management efficiency."
Alternatives: "resource distribution method that" or "distribution strategy that".
From the above observations, it can be understood that TR acts as a power allocation technique that allocates the power on subcarriers experiencing high SNR values.
It is an effective software reliability allocation technique that supports multi objective optimization.
This paper presents a novel reduced human user input multi-robot task allocation technique that utilises Fuzzy Inference Systems (FISs).
The stratified random sampling was carried out according to the type of schools (middle or high school) using the proportional allocation technique, that is to divide the sample in each stratum (urban and rural) based on the proportionality of middle and high schools depending on the total number of schools.
Based on this stochastic robustness measure, we design novel resource allocation techniques that work in immediate and batch modes, with the goal of maximizing the number of tasks that meet their individual deadlines.
This kind of load balancing techniques can be complementary to our work allocation techniques that focus on initial allocation of tasks according to capabilities of a node.
In conclusion, in this article we have shown how the estimation of the interference statistical parameters can be beneficial to improve the performance of a power allocation technique, provided that the statistical model fits the real data.
Radio resource allocation is the technique that assigns to each user in the system a subset of the available radio resources (mainly power and bandwidth) according to a certain optimality criterion on the basis of the experienced link quality.
Based on this model, we adopt a multiagent-based technique that allows a group of autonomous tenants to reach an efficient and fair resource allocation.
In particular, we describe an intelligent search technique that identifies the optimal solution without resorting to an exhaustive search of all possible resource allocation plans.
