Randomization (noun)

The act or process of arranging things haphazardly or by chance; the state of being arranged in a random way.

Origin:

It comes from the word "random" meaning chosen by chance or haphazardly and "ization" meaning the act of making or becoming something.

Examples:

1. The randomization of the subjects helped to control for any potential bias in the study.
2. Randomization is used to ensure that all participants have an equal chance of being assigned to a particular group in an experiment.
3. The randomization of the deck of cards ensured that the game was fair.
4. Randomization of the patients into treatment groups is an important step in clinical trials.
5. The randomization of the treatment groups helped to eliminate any potential confounding factors.