The phrase "allocate activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assigning or distributing tasks or responsibilities related to a specific activity.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to allocate activity among team members based on their strengths."
Alternatives: "assign tasks" or "distribute responsibilities".
Heads of department can allocate activities equitably, ensure balanced workloads and identify capacity issues before they become critical.
In forest management and planning, typically it is used to allocate activities and resources across a broad area, such as a forest or rangeland landscape, and over a long time frame.
In other words, allocating activity windows is more resource-demanding than local bandwidth reservation, meaning that the latter may be successful and still the former can fail.
Allocation supports traditional systems engineering concepts, such as allocating behavior to structure by allocating activities to blocks.
Traditional marketing allocates activities based on the strategies that comprise the traditional Promotion Mix: direct marketing, advertising, personal selling, sales promotion and publicity.
In a number of countries in Asia, GAINS allocates activities also at the subnational level, for example, provinces in China or India.
They said that because both sides in the case, which was decided in the lower courts without a trial, had stipulated to the "viewpoint neutrality" of the process for allocating the activity fees to student groups, the court should simply have found the process constitutional without having to "impose a cast-iron viewpoint-neutrality requirement" as part of the First Amendment analysis.
A fundamental decision CEOs must make is who to allocate marketing activities and responsibilities to.
In his 2011 book Thinking, Fast and Slow, he writes "the often-used phrase 'pay attention' is apt: you dispose of a limited budget of attention that you can allocate to activities".
