The phrase "allocates personnel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, human resources, or project planning when discussing the distribution of staff or team members to specific tasks or roles.
Example: "The project manager allocates personnel based on their skills and availability to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "assigns staff" or "designates team members".
LLR Partners, a private-equity firm in Philadelphia that invested $53 million in the company with a partner, and other investors have been involved in deciding how to allocate personnel.
At this stage, resources have been allocated, personnel have been scheduled, and a set of patients with specific demands needs to be cared for in a safe, effective, efficient, timely, patient-centered, and equitable manner.
The case walks through the steps Bilmes and her students took to determine the answer, including allocating personnel expenditures to the activity of traffic enforcement, allocating non-personnel expenditures to that activity through selection and use of an appropriate cost driver, and calculation of the revenue generated from traffic enforcement.
In addition, high proficiency in English is a prerequisite to allocate personnel to participate in many GSE projects, i.e. in these cases, the mother tongues of sites' locations are not an issue.
Any association of businesses that would allocate personnel as the NFL did last week would be committing a violation of the federal antitrust law -- a restraint of trade.
The percentage of time devoted to each individual intervention was used to allocate personnel costs and the share of equipment used.
The new center will be online and staffed tomorrow, though it will take some time to spin up completely as DHS allocates space, personnel and resources.
The director general for the European Commission's Air Transport Directorate, Daniel Calleja, told the Israelis this could restrict "the ability of airlines to efficiently allocate their personnel".
This process begins with two notions: First, all hospital parties agree that a new or renovated ICU is required, and second, the hospital has agreed to allocate space, personnel, and fiscal resources for the project.
In broad terms, 42.2% of the 2011 2012 defence budget will be allocated to personnel expenses, 35.4% to operating costs and 22.4% to investment.
Furthermore, the decision not to allocate study personnel for bedside annotations has minimized effects of the study set-up (per se) on the nurses' decisions.
