The phrase "allocating contracts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, procurement, or project management when discussing the distribution or assignment of contracts to various parties.
Example: "The committee is responsible for allocating contracts to the most qualified bidders."
Alternatives: "distributing contracts" or "assigning contracts".
But in Britain the Tory government devolved the management of quotas to 19 fish producer-organisations, which allocate contracts to boat-owners.
To reduce informational rents to landowners, conservation agents can take three approaches: (1) acquire information on observable landowner attributes that are correlated with compliance costs; (2) offer landowners a menu of screening contracts; and (3) allocate contracts through procurement auctions.
Critics of Nouri al-Maliki, Prime Minister since 2006, say his method of political control is to allocate contracts to supporters, wavering friends or opponents whom he wants to win over.
The latest indictment charged John F. Steinmetz, a former vice president and associate director for graphic services at Grey Worldwide in New York, part of the Grey Global Group, with one count of conspiring to rig bids and allocate contracts to graphic vendors for work done on behalf of a client, Brown & Williamson Tobacco, part of British American Tobacco.
The justice bureau allocated contracted lawyers to villages (communities).
For example, GAO reported last year that by not having insight into contractor provided services, DOD may lack needed information to efficiently allocate contracted services to support remaining U.S. forces in Iraq.
In particular, activists and critics have demanded the disentanglement of party and state, and a more merit-based system of allocating jobs, contracts and other resources.
But he repeatedly accused international donors of a lack of transparency in allocating big contracts.
Auction participants stated that the auction provided transparency in contract allocation and that winners felt peer pressure to comply with contracts, which suggest areas for future research regarding the potential advantages of using auctions to allocate PES contracts in developing countries.
Hence, landowners' conservation motives give governments a great opportunity to allocate conservation contracts in a more cost effective way, thereby extracting larger benefits for scarce conservation funds.
