The phrase "average allocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the average amount of resources, time, or budget that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "The average allocated budget for each department this year is significantly higher than last year's figures."
Alternatives: "mean assigned" or "typical distribution".
The National Audit Office this week highlighted the rising costs of the free school scheme, with £6.6m on average allocated to each school for building costs.
"Angel investors allocated an average of $81,113 to startups in the prevention question, promotion answer condition--1.6 times larger than the $52,369 average allocated to those in the prevention question, prevention answer condition," Kanze wrote.
That is expected due to the fact that under the same power budget, the increasing number of users causes the decrease of the average allocated power for each subcarrier.
Note that JKPI is not only affected by the spectrum efficiency which is determined by the RF configuration, but also affected by the load distribution (e.g., the higher the traffic load, the lower the average allocated bandwidth and throughput of users).
where P is the total average transmit power that is split into P t, the average power allocated for training, P dt, the average power allocated for information symbols in the training phase, and P d, the average power allocated for information symbols in the data transmission phase.
Finally, our results suggest that women, on average, allocate more hours to university service and less time to research than do men.
In Figs. 2 and 3, the legend of PS represents the average power allocated over the PT →ST link, SP denotes the average power allocated over the ST →PR link, and SS denotes the average power allocated over the ST →SR link.
Setting equal to either the exponentially filtered average of allocated rate (see in (6)) or the long-run average of spectral efficiency, denoted by, yields two versions of proportional fair (PF) scheduling.
The result in (16) links the closed-form lower bound of the estimation error to the average energy of the modulation constellation before the shift and the portion of this average energy allocated to the shift.
Ron Shaich is trying to get by on the average amount allocated SNAP participants—$4.50 a day for a week.
where P e m is the average power allocated on the m th subcarrier before precoding.
