The phrase "account allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource management, where funds or resources are distributed among different accounts or categories.
Example: "The finance team is currently reviewing the account allocation for the upcoming fiscal year to ensure optimal resource distribution."
Alternatives: "fund distribution" or "resource allocation".
I often see investors making poor decisions when it comes to their investment account allocations by holding their riskiest assets in the wrong areas from a tax standpoint.
Restrictions on retirement account allocations were in direct opposition to the contemporaneous movement towards self-directed individual retirement accounts for Social Security.
It may reflect arbitrary accounting allocations after the event.
However, in order to achieve a more accurate estimation of the impact of the beef production chain, particularly for traditional and extensive farming systems conducted in marginal areas, such as the Podolian system, further LCA studies are needed, taking into account the allocation of their ecosystem services.
These policies allow to establish different trade-offs among indicators related to cost, performance, power consumption, etc. In[2], an analytical approach to define a wide range of RAT selection policies, taking into account several allocation criteria such as service type and load, is proposed.
Therefore multi-criteria decision models should be taken into account in allocation and treatment decisions.
Thus by using a random stratified sampling method and taking into account geographical allocation, specialty and type of employment, 140 midwives working in the public sector were approached.
The first models corresponded to yield models and with the improved understanding of plant/tree physiological functioning and its interplay with climatic factors, process or mechanistic models were subsequently developed taking into account carbon allocation, nutrient and water availability, and climate effects [ 13, 14].
Depreciation, in accounting, the allocation of the cost of an asset over its economic life.
The trial, which began in Riverside, Calif., in the spring, six years after Celador first filed a lawsuit, offered a rare window into so-called Hollywood accounting — the allocation of expenses and revenue on a film or television project and a frequent area of dispute between studios and their partners.
