"parallel allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the allocation of resources, tasks, or responsibilities that are given in equal or similar amounts or proportions. Example: The company's new project involved the parallel allocation of funds and personnel to ensure equal distribution of resources among teams.
When stimuli always appeared at predictable left or right positions, as was the case in the constant-context condition, observers probably directed their attention to both positions in advance (parallel allocation of visual attention to, at least, two positions; cf. Awh & Pashler, 2000; Cave, Bush, & Taylor, 2010; Franconeri, Alvarez, & Enns, 2007; but see also Jans, Peters, & De Weerd, 2010).
We show that the PRA (parallel allocation first, then upgrade) allocation policy is the optimal allocation policy and the objective function is concave in production input.
A multicentre, open-label, randomised, phase 3, interventional clinical trial stratified by centre with parallel allocation (1 1).
A parallel spectrum allocation algorithm distributes many spectrums in single distribution cycle improving the spectrum efficiency.
We then design an algorithm to serialize the parallel relay allocation, so that each AN only needs to have one relaying AN at any time.
The first addition considers the parallel endogenous allocation of number of people to the model's 100 m grid, which is described here briefly; for a detailed overview see Batista e Silva et al. [22].
We have proposed serial and parallel program allocation from server to backend tiers and also compared average Turnaround Time and Maximum Turnaround Time to complete all programs with two and four backend tiers.
Adapting actively unique characteristics of GPU software and hardware, the proposed GPU algorithm is optimized from four aspects: data transmission, parallel task allocation, memory access, and CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) stream.
Design Two arm, single (assessor) blinded parallel randomised allocation trial of a group therapy intervention in addition to routine care, compared with routine care alone.
The resulting allocation of resources to parallel breeding programs challenges the establishment of sufficiently sized training sets within groups.
