The phrase "allocate workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of employees or personnel to specific tasks or projects.
Example: "In order to meet the project deadline, we need to allocate workforce effectively across all departments."
Alternatives: "assign personnel" or "distribute staff".
The latter can facilitate in strategy implementation through allocated workforce and required equipments and supplies.
In 2014, Harry Weller, a venture capitalist with Chevy Chase, Md.-based New Enterprise Associates, recognized Appian's commercial potential and helped facilitate a $37.5 million investment that gave the fund a minority ownership stake in the company, eyeing the massive budgets that today's corporations allocate for workforce management.
Businesses save money by better allocating their workforce.
Proposition 39 requires that some funding be allocated to workforce development programs to train and employ disadvantaged youth, veterans, and others on energy efficiency and clean energy projects.
When allocating specialised workforce resources across acute, rehabilitation and continuing care settings, there is a complex decision about what is a sufficiently good outcome to justify ongoing investment.
Adequate staffing of health facilities requires an understanding of supply and demand, specifically how to allocate the health workforce to meet the various healthcare needs of the population.
This improves the supply of health workers because the health workforce is allocated more efficiently and fairly.
Allocate, a leader in healthcare workforce management software, is also active beyond its home market of the UK, in Australia, Sweden and other parts of continental Europe.
In fiscal 2014, DOES spent $10 million less than the $63 million allocated for all forms of workforce development, using inflation-adjusted dollars, according to the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute.
President Obama and Congress need to work closely with the adult education community to ensure that adequate funding is allocated for our nation's public workforce and adult education system, in addition to the vital community-based organizations that serve these adults.
