The phrase "an equal allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, responsibilities, or any items in a manner that ensures fairness or equality among recipients.
Example: "The committee decided on an equal allocation of funds to all participating projects to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "a fair distribution" or "an equitable division".
Data was collected from 200 livestock farming households selected through an equal allocation technique.
Hence Detlef Fetchenhauer and Xu Huang (2004) found that observer sensitivity correlated.21 with an equal allocation, and perpetrator sensitivity correlated.30.30
In order to accommodate the bandwidth limit of the communication channel between the ANN and the state estimator, an equal allocation scheme (i.e. Round-Robin protocol) of the communication resource is employed to effectively mitigate data congestions and save energies.
Health care reform could begin at the USDA, with an equal allocation of our taxpayer dollars between organic and conventional farming.
For these reasons, global climate agreements have long called for an equal allocation of finance between mitigation (reducing emissions) and adaptation.
The CHA would process an equal allocation of productive credit to EVERY citizen exclusively for purchasing full-dividend payout shares in companies needing funds for growing the economy and private sector jobs for local, national and global markets.
In an exchange economy, a competitive equilibrium that results from an initial, equal allocation of resources is both Pareto efficient and envy-free because each individual has the same set of options available to her.
For cases with an odd number of units within block a near equal allocation is generated between the two treatment arms.
In retrospect, more effort should have been put into either addressing the PTSD symptoms before/during the treatment or in the pre-treatment screening leading to exclusion or a more equal allocation of patients with PTSD symptoms for this specific treatment program.
A fixed, equal allocation stratified randomization procedure was utilized, stratifying by clinic setting and race/ethnicity using Stata (version 9.2, 2006, StataCorp, LP, College Station, TX).
At baseline, women's greater participation in farm decision-making and a more equal allocation of production and household roles between genders was associated with less use of highly hazardous pesticides on the farm, particularly those farms with less of a commercial orientation [ 14].
