The phrase "allocate sufficient resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to provide enough materials, funding, or personnel for a project or task.
Example: "In order to ensure the success of the project, we must allocate sufficient resources to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "provide adequate resources" or "assign enough resources".
On the other hand, sustainability analysis considers the long-term ability of an organization to mobilize and allocate sufficient resources for activities that produce benefits valued sufficiently by its stakeholders [ 6].
If we want to maintain a lead in science, we need to allocate sufficient resources to it.
"These officers have suffered the consequences of decisions by elected official to not allocate sufficient resources for the mentally ill," Mr. Bregman argued in his closing statement.
They did not allocate sufficient resources to develop Internet access and VoIP technology, restraining important telecom innovations in which AT&T could have been the pioneer.
I believe that the government has the ultimate responsibility for the protection of children, and therefore, it should allocate sufficient resources to the cause, but we are not seeing that.
The reason is not a lack of competencies or assets but, rather, that established firms face a high opportunity cost and will as a consequence not be able to allocate sufficient resources to disruptive projects.
Traditionally, the policy used by middleware targets network management, resource allocation and/or quality of service e.g. dealing with node failure, or allocating sufficient resources as requested by an application.
However, no nation allocates sufficient resources to adequately respond to the increasing threat of a cyber-attack against critical infrastructure, nor does any nation have a truly comprehensive plan to prevent or meaningfully react to the outcome of such attacks.
The importance of interdemic, however, may be reduced by that fact that the individuals most likely to survive extreme events threatening local population extirpation are those that have allocated sufficient resources towards improving their quality, since these are the individuals that become the founders of population recovery.
Real and large scale change is challenged, however, by limited government capacity and commitment to changing practises and to allocating sufficient resources for social work towards child protection.
Since NCD are going to rise, it should be incorporated in the broader development agenda to strengthen healthcare systems for NCD prevention through leveraging nationwide prevention and intervention programs, allocating sufficient resources and improving primary health care.
