The phrase "a problem of allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource distribution, economics, or decision-making processes where resources need to be assigned or allocated.
Example: "The committee faced a significant challenge as they dealt with a problem of allocation regarding the limited budget for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "an issue of distribution" or "a matter of resource allocation".
Note that in the system without power balancing, a problem of subcarrier allocation is equivalent to minimizing (19), subject to the constraint (20) only.
The use of the Bellman-Zadeh approach has served as a basis for solving a problem of multiobjective allocation of resources (or their shortages) and developing a corresponding adaptive interactive decision-making system (AIDMS1).
The use of the Bellman Zadeh approach has served as a basis for solving a problem of multicriteria allocation of resources (or their shortages) and developing a corresponding adaptive interactive decision making system (AIDMS1).
For multiaccess relay networks, in [7], the authors investigate a problem of power allocation for ergodic fading orthogonal MARC in which two sources communicate with a destination and with the help of a half-duplex relay.
Applicable to scientific research is a problem of optimal allocation of resources with maximum information outputs.
A problem of reliability redundancy allocation has been solved using particle swarm optimization method by Khalili-Damghani et al.
We study a problem of optimal bandwidth allocation in the elastic optical networks technology, where usable frequency intervals are of variable width.
The aim of this paper is to present an administrative and market-based optimization method for solving a problem of regional water resources allocation by considering a hierarchical structure under multiple uncertainties.
The secondary structure is described by fuzzy sets whose membership functions are a solution to some optimization problem of allocation of degrees of belongingness.
Resource allocation, a problem of increasing importance in control theory (Murray, 2003), involves splitting some quantity and dedicating appropriate proportions of it to optimize some quantity of interest.
