The phrase "allocation to a group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, responsibilities, or tasks are being distributed among a specific group of people or entities.
Example: "The allocation to a group of volunteers will ensure that all tasks are completed efficiently during the event."
Alternatives: "distribution to a group" or "assignment to a group".
Allocation to a group will be stratified by surgeon and surgical procedure and allocation will use random permuted blocks within strata.
If a patient agreed to participate in the study, allocation to a group was made by a second independent researcher, unaware of group codes.
Practice staff was not blinded to the allocation to a group due to the necessary training in the intervention group, however, treatment as usual practices did not have access to the provided intervention plan.
The CVD groups will be organised into three exclusive severity groups, which means that allocation to a cohort group will be based on the most severe category e.g. if an individual had consulted for hypertension and heart failure, they would be in the heart failure cohort.
Following allocation to a trial group, participants are mailed an intervention instruction letter, standard lifestyle advice along with the relevant intervention materials, and an immediate post-intervention questionnaire.
Each patient was included only once, using the diagnostic or procedural code in the primary field in the first occurrence for allocation to a clinical group.
Another challenge of demonstrating the impact of the intervention is that an allocation to a control group may have tempted the nurses in the control practices to join another training course.
Randomization of PHCCs will be done once the caregivers eligible for the study have been chosen, so that recruitment by health professionals is not influenced by their allocation to a study group [ 28, 29].
As such, it is the primary driver for the allocation to a diagnosis-related group (DRG).
The form inside each envelope indicated allocation to group A, B, C, or D. The researchers were unaware of group allocation.
Randomization was performed by opening sealed envelopes containing the allocation to group A or B. All patients were positioned in a low-airloss bed system before the first proning maneuver (ATP Therapulse; KCI Austria, Vienna, Austria).
