The phrase "a shift in the allocation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in the distribution or assignment of resources, responsibilities, or assets.
Example: "The recent budget cuts have led to a shift in the allocation of funds towards essential services."
Alternatives: "a change in the distribution of" or "a reallocation of".
However, by sustaining zombie firms, intermediaries also undermined the usual process of creative destruction, preventing a shift in the allocation of capital and other resources to more productive activities, "prolonging the Japanese macroeconomic stagnation".
Implementation of the policy required not only changes in practices but also a shift in the allocation of resources, felt most acutely in local facilities and the NGOs from whom the CHWs were moved to the provincial system.
Specifically, home care is underfunded; in Canada, the 9% yearly growth has outpaced the 2.2% increase in spending [ 21, 59- 61], resulting in a shift in the allocation of scarce home care services away from health promotion, disease prevention, and chronic care to meet the more pressing need for post-acute care substitution [ 22, 59, 62].
Analysts have observed a shift in the allocation of powerful positions in a range of public institutions towards supporters of the new regime (Hoşgör, 2011), leading to the trickle-down effect of installing a newly Islamist-leaning generation of managers in the public sector (Toprak et al., 2008).
In addition to the induction of active resistance mechanisms, elicitation of SAR can cause a reduction in plant productivity and plant fitness, which results from a shift in the allocation pathways from plant growth and reproduction to defense [ 8].
Investors can buy 20-year debt denominated in Brazilian reals or Chinese yuan, a monumental shift in the allocation of long-term capital.
Inflation also functions as a kind of economic WD-40, easing shifts in the allocation of resources.
According to the authors the decline was primarily caused by a decline in canopy carbon gain and secondarily by a shift in the annual partitioning of gross primary productivity to belowground allocation and foliage respiration.
These data suggest a shift in allocation of resources in males from foraging in the subadult stage to other activities associated with mate finding in the adult stage.
That way a local economic problem will lead to a shift in the country's portfolio allocation in favor of the foreign currency, not to a contraction in the overall money supply.
This shift reflects a change in the allocation of the feed co-products across livestock types.
