The phrase "allocation we have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific distribution or assignment of resources or responsibilities that are currently in place.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, I believe the allocation we have for marketing is insufficient for our goals this quarter."
Alternatives: "resources we possess" or "distribution we currently hold".
For the case of equal power allocation we have.
From Proposition 2, we know that, if all ATs transmit in peak power in the optimal power allocation, we have, which is equivalent to (18).
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis was upset by the low allocation: "We have expressed our disappointment to the FA regarding the ticket allocation for both the FA Cup final and FA Community Shield".
Because we want the research assistant who collects the enrollment data to be blinded to the patient group allocation, we have to enroll all patients of a given physician before randomizing that physician.
Here are three allocations we have seen that made sense for firms in various circumstances.
In our rate allocation paradigm, we have two objectives: find a rate allocation strategy to maximize the total utility and prolong the networks lifetime.
"Historically the Australians have said no but it is part of the 750 allocation that we have and if they wanted us to take people then – subject to them meeting the criteria – the New Zealand government would be obliged to do that because we've given that commitment that we'd do so," Key said ahead of a meeting with the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
Historically, the Australians have said no but it is part of the 750 allocation that we have and if they wanted us to take people then, subject to them meeting the criteria, the New Zealand government would be obliged to do that because we've given that commitment that we'd do so," Mr Key said.
When my colleagues and I have helped design markets and allocation procedures, we have often found that distaste for certain kinds of transactions is a real constraint, every bit as real as the constraints imposed by technology or by the requirements of incentives and efficiency.
According to the adaptive power allocation policy, we have P s = 0.
Unlike in the instantaneous allocation where we have derive closed forms for λ k and μ, here it is not easy to obtain a close form.
