The phrase "allocating burdens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of responsibilities or challenges among individuals or groups.
Example: "In our project, we need to focus on allocating burdens fairly to ensure that no one feels overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "distributing responsibilities" or "sharing the load".
Then to allocate burdens between ethanol and corn oil, energy allocation is used.
One letter read: Congress faces a difficult task to balance needs and resources and allocate burdens and sacrifices.
This study considers issues that arise in applying various co-product treatment methods to a corn ethanol facility that produces corn ethanol, DGS, and corn oil biodiesel, examining four potential techniques that avoid double counting of GHG emission reductions, and allocates burdens appropriately between the facility's two fuel products.
He goes on to argue that the current shift from multicultural to civic integrationist policies is not at all about how to deal with the reality of liquid mobility; rather it is about allocating the burdens for integration to individual migrants rather than society, which undermines the very idea of multicultural nationhood.
The algorithm increases computing efficiency by allocating computation burden to networked computers.
Unterhalter, David (2009) "Allocating the Burden of Proof in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 42 : No. 2, Article 2.
The Court of Chancery committed no error by not allocating the burden of proof before trial, in accordance with our prior precedents.
Fairly allocating the burden of proof is imperative because, as Justice Robert Jackson once wrote, the overreliance on theories of conspiracy in criminal law can be "a serious threat to fairness in our administration of justice".
The Defendants submit that the Court of Chancery further erred by ultimately allocating the burden to the Defendants, because the Special Committee was independent, was well-functioning, and did not rely on the controlling shareholder for the information that formed the basis for its recommendation.
