The phrase "active allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, finance, or project management, where resources are being actively distributed or assigned.
Example: "The team is focusing on active allocation of resources to ensure that all projects are adequately funded and staffed."
Alternatives: "dynamic distribution" or "proactive assignment".
In well-rested adults, the " task positive" network, which includes portions of the prefrontal cortex and posterior parietal lobes, shows more activity during a variety of tasks that require active allocation of attentional resources than during control tasks that require less mental engagement (e.g., "rest" periods or a simple perception task) [ 4, 5].
Sean Hanlon, CFP, is the founder, chairman, CEO and chief investment officer of Hanlon Investment Management, a registered investment advisory with $1.8 billion that employs tactical active allocation strategies.
Each block contains equal numbers of placebo and active allocation.
I would subscribe to more a more dynamic allocation model where monitoring is far more active than in the past.
But active asset allocation does not need to be "rapid trading".
In this factorial design study involving simvastatin and aspirin as active therapies, allocation to the aspirin group was not associated with an excess of major bleeds (2% in patients on aspirin vs. 3% in patients not on aspirin), but there was a three-fold increase in minor bleeding[ 28].
Ann Thivierge, portfolio manager of active international allocations at Goldman Sachs, agrees: "In terms of the opportunity for return, being outside the U.S. is very important now.
Hurdle #6: Behavioral finance keeps investors away from active tactical asset allocation.
News flash: Fear and greed are not an active tactical asset allocation strategy!
As with all investment-management solutions, there must be a stable foundation to the overall active tactical asset allocation approach.
Along the same lines, investor confidence in an active tactical asset allocation strategy can be undermined when "whipsaws" occur.
