The phrase "allocations provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or responsibilities.
Example: "The report outlines the allocations provided for each department in the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "resources allocated" or "funds distributed".
(m=3:) (E^{3} = 0; quad c^{3} = (0,0).) Our first result proves that the Double Recursive Process ends at the midpoint of the allocations provided by (F) and (F^{d}.) For each ((E,c,F in mathfrak {B}_{F}) begin{aligned} DRP E,c =frac{F E,c +F^{d}(E,c)}{2} end{aligned}.
The press release that accompanied the report described the severity of the problem: "The actual supply of the Colorado River falls short of the water allocations provided under the Colorado River Compact, and future demand is expected to be significantly greater due to region-wide stressors such as climate change, drought and continued development across the Southwest".
Third, and of most concern in the context of the Waxman-Markey legislation, "output-based updating allocations" provide perverse incentives and drive up costs of achieving a cap.
"While this data does not change the principles that were consulted on, the allocation provided to the forces was never indicative.
After the patient had consented and completed all baseline measures, these were entered in a computer program (scripted in Microsoft Excel) and an allocation provided to the investigators conducting the study.
On average, the initial allocation provided by the convex approximation achieves 97.57 % efficiency.
This work relied on a startup allocation provided by the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE), which is supported by National Science Foundation Grant Number ACI-1053575.
The next theorem establishes that the final allocation provided by the Double Recursive Process corresponds with the average of the F-rights and the F-utopia.
Step 1: use current solution as the starting solution and, for each cell, find the best number of sub-bands, together with the power allocation, provided that the solutions for the remaining cells are tentatively kept fixed.
Allocation provided balanced groups and 86% of the participants were followed up for one month.
Then, modification of point allocation provided Pearson's r of 0.8339 and r-squared of 0.7036 (all these p < 0.001).
