"given an allocation" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation in which one is assigned a certain amount or portion of something (e.g., money, resources, time, etc.). For example: "Given an allocation of $1000, the group was tasked with creating a new promotional campaign."
Under competition regulations, Rangers will be given an allocation of around 4,000.
Individual football associations, including England, will be given an allocation for their fans – but only eight per cent, which means barely 3,000 tickets for the opening England match.
However, the pot for tax-exempt bonds is also limited by state and federal governments, so developers have to fight to be given an allocation with other projects, which has limited availability of this kind of financing.
Given an allocation ℜ, it takes O (M2) steps to compute D m for all m because at most m senders have to be checked in each round.
Hence, the objective function value f could be computed given an allocation p m,n. PSO, DE, ABC, jDE, and the proposed PADE algorithms are applied to tackle the above power allocation problem.
In 1025 the Banu Munqid tribe were given an allocation of land beside Shaizar by the ruler of Hama, Saleh al-Murdase.
The government tries to even out the distribution, giving an allocation of power to each household of roughly 10 amps.
The set of g (i)'s gives an allocation of N orthogonal channels to K sensors.
Barra isn't the only former employee to retain stock options, the Chinese firm also gave an allocation to its former chief scientist and ex-director of hardware.
To answer Question 1, the two sorafenib arms are combined, giving an allocation ratio of r = 6/2 = 3.
Using the envelopes in numbered order, for the appropriate group, gives an allocation of subjects to treatment A or B in accordance with CONSORT guidelines.
