The phrase "a fair allocation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, responsibilities, or opportunities in a way that is just and equitable.
Example: "The committee worked hard to ensure a fair allocation of funds to all community projects."
Alternatives: "an equitable distribution of" or "a just division of".
Nothing about the process suggests a fair allocation of resources.
Older people themselves are keen to shape policies which allow for a fair allocation of resources to all sections of society, she told the event.
"However, it may be possible to adopt rules to establish a fair allocation of a limited co-op resource in a manner equally applicable to all shareholders".
Hausfeld insists that athletes have rights: "They have rights to a fair allocation of revenue, to health care, to career development, to education and to posteducational opportunities".
Mr. Dubbin said the American survivors have received about $1.3 million of the $145 million, which he said was not a fair allocation of money that he said belonged to them.
Mr. Paterson's communications director, Risa B. Heller, disputed the notion that the governor was soft on ethics and described him as "a tireless advocate for campaign finance reform, institutional reform and a fair allocation of resources".
The inclusion of fairness thus results in a fairer allocation of data rates and/or transmit powers, but the price of adding fairness is a reduced data rate sum performance compared to Greening 4A, as can be seen in Figure 8a.
In that summer of 2010, all Miliband really had was an abstraction – British capitalism rewired for a fairer allocation of wealth and opportunity.
Other old favorites included reforming and simplifying school aid formulas, a proposal that will work only if it is accompanied by a fairer allocation of state funds among the urban, rural and suburban school systems.
It said ministers must "ensure that there is a fairer allocation of funding" than at present.
But it called for "a fairer allocation of rail investment across the country".
