The phrase "allocating property" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of property, assets, or resources.
Example: "The committee is responsible for allocating property to the families affected by the disaster."
Alternatives: "distributing assets" or "assigning resources".
Arguing that we are currently in the midst of a property crisis, Chris challenges us to go back to basics, to ask whether 'property is theft' and to consider whether there might be another way of allocating property.
The first two topics have been merely investigated by industrial and financial economists who analysed how stakeholders manage to mitigate information asymmetries either by disclosing information (signalling strategies) or negotiating efficient contracts for allocating property rights or transferring knowledge and technology.
Adultery also figures as a factor in allocating property and custody in divorce cases, although it isn't necessarily relevant to parental fitness or financial need.
The causal role of legal ownership is isolated by comparing two geographically close and demographically similar communities in Osasco, a town of 650,000 people in the São Paulo metropolitan area, where some residential units were allocated property titles and others were not.
The state may have little incentive to allocate property rights that could take away its control over the revenue from the commodity, he adds.
In addition, he studies the governance of collaboration, particularly how the parties allocate property rights, and the rights to make decisions during the research process.
Individual response among fishers with allocated property (fishing) rights may depend on a number of factors related to livelihood characteristics.
We can show that by re-allocating property rights in use-oriented business models it is possible to distribute incentives and risks more uniformly and to better balance the interests of customers and suppliers.
The lobbying organization is known for vehemently opposing land demarcations that allocate property to indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants and small-scale farmers who already live on the land.
Well-designed auctions work favorably for allocating idiosyncratic properties efficiently.
A take or leave it approach should also be used when allocating the properties.
