The phrase "a consequence of the allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or effects that arise from a specific allocation of resources, responsibilities, or tasks.
Example: "The delay in project completion was a consequence of the allocation of insufficient resources to the team."
Alternatives: "an outcome of the allocation" or "a result of the allocation".
The role of these types of adaptations in each electricity reform is a consequence of the allocation of rights to the regulator, to stakeholders and to legislative and executive institutions.
It is reasonable to suspect that certain characteristics of the model, including initial size and genetic heterogeneity of the bacterial populations at the beginning of the growth phase, might vary as a consequence of the allocation of cells to the persister state.
Forcing people in some parts of the state to wait many hours to vote as a consequence of the arbitrary allocation of voting machines, for instance, would violate the core principle in Bush v. Gore, the panel said.
As a consequence of the random allocation, the control and intervention groups were not balanced for parity or gravity.
Utilitarians believe that the greatest health gain for the greatest number is efficient and that whilst some will not benefit as a consequence of the methods used to determine allocation, this is a price worth paying for the greater good (and morally the best approach because it is the most efficient) [ 34 ].
30 31 A consequence of the use of fatal events only is that treatment allocation, based on absolute risk thresholds from the SCORE algorithm, disproportionately increases the likelihood for older individuals to be considered as candidates for preventive treatment.
Instead, the relationship between growth rate and yield is a consequence of the dependence on the performance of the system on the energy allocation strategy (see Appendix B: Maximising flux to biomass production).
This deficiency in health information is in part a consequence of insufficient allocation of climate change funds to the health field when compared with other disciplines (Ebi et al., 2009).
By endogenizing the bankruptcy process, this paper shows how debt and equity arise as a consequence of an optimal allocation of cash-flow rights and monitoring rights, and how equity leads to dividend signaling.
As a consequence of such differential allocation, 'good genes' effects can be confounded with maternal effects.
Both N and P deprivation result in cell cycle cessation, but the relative lipid accumulation response is different, and this observation is most likely a consequence of cellular resource allocation (e.g., protein/chlorophyll vs. nucleotides).
