The phrase "allocations table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or resource distribution where data is organized in a tabular format showing allocations.
Example: "The allocations table provides a clear overview of how resources are distributed across different departments."
Alternatives: "resource allocation chart" or "distribution table".
After drugs were allocated, the Registration Center sealed and kept the allocation table in confidence until the clinical trial was completed.
Subjects were registered in a patient allocation table by block randomization, and were allocated to either Group A or Group B for investigation in accordance with this allocation table.
At this point, oral hygiene was reinforced as needed, and the patients randomly allocated into 4 intervention groups using a random allocation table [ 15].
The Registration Center created an allocation table in which a block size of 4 cases per block was allocated to investigational drugs comprising placebo (Group P), 0.03% FGF-2 (Group L), 0.1% FGF-2 (Group M) or 0.3% FGF-2 (Group H).
The computer keeps track of where all the parts of files are with what is called a file-allocation table, or F.A.T. Problems can arise if the file allocation tables are not updated or clusters on your disk are lost.
The Galaxy held the top spot in the M.L.S. allocation table, and used that position to acquire Lewis.
Mr. McDonald went on to develop a file-allocation table, or FAT, for a disk-based version of BASIC and an early operating system he was working on called MIDAS.
A. When you delete the items in your Recycle Bin, you are not actually erasing the data from your computer but rather telling Windows (which tracks such matters in its file allocation table) that it is all right to write over those files with new ones.
Since 2003, the company has claimed patents on some basic aspects of information technology that many computer scientists say are well established already and should be open to all, such as the "file allocation table" system that computers use to manage files.
Some filesystems that are common in use include File Allocation Table (FAT), New Technology File System (NTFS), and Virtual File Allocation Table (VFAT).
