The phrase "allocation to a single" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or distribution where you are specifying that resources or funds are being assigned to one entity or individual.
Example: "The allocation to a single department has raised concerns about fairness in resource distribution."
Alternatives: "assignment to one" or "distribution to a single".
Measurement of fetal growth are performed using standard obstetric ultrasound techniques by a single investigator, blinded to group allocation, at a single medical institution in Auckland (Middlemore Hospital, Counties Manukau District Health Board).
"I DO not believe it is possible in France, any more than in any other Latin country, to reconcile the allocation of considerable powers to a single man on the one hand, with serious guarantees for institutions and civil liberties on the other".
This approach enabled the allocation of each peak to a single promoter rather than linking a single peak across numerous promoters, and potentially leading to false positive and negative data.
The auction aims for allocation of a single project to a single developer.
In addition, the intention had been to analyze the different treatment areas separately, but this was not possible due to the confounding factor that allocation of individual injection points to a single isolated area was not necessarily possible (for example, some glabellar injection points also affect forehead lines and vice versa).
So far, power allocation vectors p ( S k ) refer to the individual power allocation of a single node.
There has been prior work in regards to optimizing the slots' allocation for a single job minimizing the monetary cost while at the same time meeting deadline criteria [55].
Thus, physicians in Germany seem to have the smallest time allocation for a single consultation while they would see the patients in smaller intervals.
T. Alpcan et al. [5] present a new game theoretic treatment of distributed power control in CDMA wireless systems in order to study power control problem, pricing and allocation of a single resource among several users.
Different from the traditional scheduling scheme where a UL grant always indicates the resource allocation on a single subframe, MSS allows a UL grant to indicate resource allocation across multiple subframes.
