"inadequate allocation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where something (such as resources or time) has not been distributed or assigned appropriately. Example: The project failed due to inadequate allocation of funds, leading to delays and insufficient resources.
10 16 17 18 31 32 33 36 Two trials used inadequate allocation generation and concealment: one allocated by using odd and even hospital numbers, 23 and one allocated sequentially on recruitment.
Overall, the quality of the trials was poor with few subjects and generally inadequate allocation concealment of the treatments given.
Indeed, inadequate allocation concealment leads to exaggerated estimates of treatment effect, on average, but with scope for bias in either direction.
Sensitivity analysis could include repetition of the meta-analysis substituting alternative decisions or subgroups (such as adequate vs. inadequate allocation concealment; low vs. high attrition) to determine if the findings are robust in terms of the decision-making process of the meta-analysis used to generate them (Deeks et al. 2011).
Inappropriate sequence generation and inadequate allocation concealment can result in overestimates of treatment effects.
The most common sources of potential bias were inadequate allocation generation and concealment.
But unlike the Soviet market, which suffered from inadequate allocations of credit, the computer makes decisions based on the optimal situation of (almost) full economic information.
Items are designed to measure bias relating to inadequate random allocation sequence and allocation concealment, differences in baseline outcome measurements and characteristics, inadequate treatment of missing outcome data, researcher knowledge of allocated interventions, contamination between the conditions, and selective outcome reporting as well as any other risk of bias.
Inadequate capacity allocation may cause large delays, for example due to the capacity allocation of different stages not being aligned, or due to inadequate time division of single resources over different activities.
As part of the research project UR BAN, this study investigated the causes of driver errors (e.g., inadequate attention allocation) in urban areas when turning left at intersections.
If the codestream had an inadequate layer allocation, the quality of decoded images could be penalized by more than 10 dB, especially when insufficient quality layers are available (see Section 4).
