The phrase "allocate more efficiently resources" is not correct in English.
It should be "allocate resources more efficiently." You can use this corrected phrase when discussing the optimization of resource distribution in various contexts, such as business, project management, or economics.
Example: "To improve our productivity, we need to allocate resources more efficiently across all departments."
Alternatives: "distribute resources more effectively" or "manage resources more efficiently."
Because our study shows that CXR screening of high-risk smokers can be "good value for the money", the findings may help decision-makers allocate more efficiently the available health care resources.
Economic evaluation determines the relative efficiency of alternative investment strategies for enhancing wellbeing, and, in the context of nutrition economics, can be employed to ensure that scarce resources are allocated more efficiently to reduce the burden of harm from inadequate-quality diets.
As economies became ever-more integrated – through the opening up of trade and capital flows – resources would be allocated more efficiently, the global economic pie would get bigger and everyone, potentially, would become richer.
In India this process may not correct past injustices, but by allowing unviable firms and their spectrum to be acquired, a scarce resource could be allocated more efficiently and customers could be saved the annoyance of having their carrier go bust.
Instead, he said state spending for education needed to be allocated more efficiently, rather than increased.
It will be shown via simulation results that the SABG, which is a low-complexity SA scheme, can allocate more resources fairly and efficiently in both uncorrelated and correlated OFDM channels as compared to some existing SA techniques.
Looking at the distribution of flow rates, we can figure out that the proposed fair rate control algorithm based on hybrid channel assignment allocates more resources efficiently to individual flows.
You just allocate more of that resource.
Doing it efficiently requires a system that can dynamically allocate more or less computing resources to programs in response to demand, as well as security that effectively handles maliciously or foolishly programed code.
Allocating more resources to additional replication is not advisable.
