The phrase "aids allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of resources, particularly in healthcare or social services.
Example: "The government has implemented a new policy to improve aids allocation to underserved communities."
Alternatives: "resource distribution" or "assistance allocation".
But some institutes have since struggled to find ways to spend their AIDS allocation, sometimes stretching the definition of AIDS research or loosening quality standards.
METHODS: Duke University Medical Center has a sophisticated accounting system that enables individual cost components to be identified, facilitates prospective analysis of cost/benefit, and aids allocation of limited hospital resources.
But the need for each NIH institute to spend its annual AIDS allocation has led some institutes to stretch the definition of HIV research and others to relax quality standards.
This paper evaluates two different types of in-vehicle interfaces to support anticipation in driving: one aids attention allocation and the other aids interpretation of traffic in addition to attention allocation.
This has clear implications in terms of aid allocation.
So donors need to meet existing commitments and improve aid allocation and ownership.
Patrick Watt, Save the Children's director of development, said last night: "What is the real driver of aid allocation?
Mr. Hughes is co-counsel to the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, which is suing New York State over school aid allocation.
"Thus, although victim identification may distort aid allocation somewhat, its impact generates more aid than any other pitch.
He has also undertaken work on poverty dynamics, intrahousehold resource allocation, schooling, labour markets aid allocation and on improving survey methods.
We do need to have a balanced approach to aid allocation that reflects the principles of the 2002 International Development Act which stipulates that all aid should be for poverty reduction".
