The phrase "allocation to the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or responsibilities between two parties or entities.
Example: "The allocation to the two departments was carefully planned to ensure that both received adequate funding for their projects."
Alternatives: "distribution to the two" or "assignment to the two".
The effect of total timber availability and allocation to the two CHP systems was quantified.
The patient's allocation to the two groups based on the surgeon's choice.
When changes in allocation to the two transmission modes are accompanied by changes in mortality or fecundity, both mixed and pure transmission strategies can be favored.
For tractable mathematical analysis, we consider the scenario that assumes equal power allocation to the two source terminals (i.e., (P_{T}=P_{T_{1}}=P_{T_{2}}phantom {dot {i}!})).
The computation assumes equal allocation to the two groups (n2/n1 = 1).
After establishing eligibility for the study, a total of 30 patients were randomly assigned in 1 1 allocation to the two treatment groups in a blinded manner.
Results highlight that the composition of the biomass feedstock in terms of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin has a significant effect on the biomass allocation to the three product production processes and on the relevant optimal flowsheet.
Table 5 shows the various figures of variability for time allocation to the six activities per day.
Prior to random allocation to the four groups, all patients were conventionally ventilated (CMV using Evita) for 48 72 h.
To keep the new catch level within the long-term average it was agreed to decrease the allocation to the five Furneaux divers to only 20 units each.
Sampling will be by consecutive selection, and by randomised allocation to the three branches of the study, in a centralised way following a 1 1 1 distribution (verum acupuncture; sham acupuncture; conventional treatment).
