The phrase "allocating partner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or project management where responsibilities or resources are being assigned to a partner or collaborator.
Example: "In our new project, we will be allocating partner roles based on each individual's expertise and availability."
Alternatives: "assigning partner" or "designating partner".
"When you're managing a venture fund it's very difficult to allocate the partners' time to manage small investments," Patouillaud added.
Among the factors that go into determining how many shares get allocated to each partner are how deeply partners are invested in the partnership, the complexity of the funds and other investment entities associated with the partnership, charitable interest or family foundations and so on.
The measure of aggression was the number of grams of hot sauce allocated to the partner from the Cyberball game, knowing the partner would not like eating it (M grams of hot sauce = 34.36, SD = 32.60, range = 0.425 100 g; higher values corresponded to more aggression).
To engage finance ministers and partners in allocating funds that mainstream ECD into national policies and programmes, UNICEF and country counterparts need ECD-specific costing data and tools for conducting simulations of different funding strategies.
Respondents thought that the challenges associated with screening integration are manageable with means within their reach, such as counseling, community education, male partner involvement, and allocating a full day to the hospital visit to receive the screening after taking a day off work and delegating household chores to other family members.
Because of the way losses are allocated among the partners, and the increased capital that has been advanced to the team by Forest City, its share of the team's pre-tax losses for the last three years is $76.5 million.
The IRS won't allow you to forgo reasonable compensation so that more income becomes available to allocate to family partners in lower tax brackets.
The optimality with which the tasks, responsibilities and risks are allocated among the partners affects the prospects for the success of any PPP.
The target numbers of contact partners allocated as described are like stubs which have to be connected in order to become contacts.
On the other hand, females might also increase their reproductive success by allocating successive matings to multiple mating partners [ 42, 43].
