The phrase "allocation therapy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to therapy or treatment that involves the distribution or assignment of resources or tasks.
Example: "In our latest session, we focused on allocation therapy to help the client manage their time and energy more effectively."
Alternatives: "resource management therapy" or "distribution therapy".
"It's a strategic allocation".
Treatment allocation (Dignity Therapy or control) was performed by block randomization with a fixed block size of two.
Our study design was limited by not including a randomized allocation of therapy and the varied use of loperamide according to symptoms.
Patients will be told not to talk to the examiner about the group allocation or therapy content during the post-intervention assessments.
Our study has several important strengths such as an incidence cohort of patients with RA with the diagnosis validated by the ACR criteria, randomised allocation to therapy within the setting of prospective follow-up, long observation period sufficient for development of studied complications, high compliance with the treatment protocol, few losses to follow-up or therapy discontinuation.
The remote controller applied the next stimulation dose, as determined by the randomization sequence, to each CH attack allowing for concealed allocation of therapy on a headache-by-headache basis that kept patients, investigators and the sponsor blinded to the stimulation dose being applied to each CH attack.
Random allocation to therapy plus standard care or standard care alone was performed using a remote independent service, with a minimisation algorithm taking into account substance type (alcohol alone, drugs alone, or alcohol and drugs), main drug of use (cannabis, amphetamines, opiates, or other), and NHS trust.
If we can show that this novel, very early intervention can improve short-term and long-term upper limb motor activity in infants with asymmetric brain lesions, this will guide clinical practice and enable a more efficient allocation of therapy resources in the future.
The finding that physicians increased their prescribing of cardiovascular drugs in high risk (but not all) patients suggests that global CHD risk scores may be having their intended effect: increasing allocation of therapies to those most likely to benefit.
These may in turn result in earlier identification of high-risk patients who require immediate attention, more appropriate allocation of therapies to those most likely to benefit, and improved intermediate and long term outcomes for patients [ 15, 16].
