The phrase "allocating targets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to setting goals, distributing resources, or assigning responsibilities within a project or organization.
Example: "The team is focused on allocating targets for the upcoming quarter to ensure everyone is aligned with our objectives."
Alternatives: "setting goals" or "assigning objectives".
The strategic design problem is to prescribe a set of facilities, including their locations, technologies, and capacities, as well as strategic aspects of the supply chain, selecting suppliers; locating distribution centers; planning transportation modes; and allocating target levels (i.e., amounts) for production, assembly, and distribution.
According to the allocated targets, the accelerated life reliability demonstration test (ALRDT) plans for the failure modes are designed.
Local first responders collected qualitative data on where women were having problems accessing distributions, and allocated targeted resources to address these issues.
Ron Fowler, a broker for John L. Scott Real Estate said, "The state's Growth Management Act allocates target housing goals for cities, and Redmond has not reached those goals for providing homes".
The previous U.S. administration withdrew from ratifying Kyoto, saying it deemed the protocol unfair for allocating reductions targets between developed and developing countries.
Currently, national health workforce-to-Indigenous population ratio targets are being developed, which is an important step towards effectively allocating and targeting human resources for Indigenous primary health care [ 33].
And then this obviously flawed analysis was used to allocate local targets and funding.
Marketing is allocated that targets uninterested people and leaves potentially interested buyers unaware of a choice.
This rethinking might entail accepting lower performance targets, allocating more resources to the project, reassigning development responsibility among the firm and its partners, changing the target market, forgoing the opportunity, lobbying the government for supportive regulatory changes, acquiring a competitor or partner, and so forth.
Britain has been allocated a target of 15% which, though lower than the European target, is far higher than the status quo.
