The phrase "allocation above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previously mentioned allocation in a document or discussion.
Example: "Please refer to the allocation above for the budget distribution for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "allocation mentioned earlier" or "allocation stated above".
The effect of allocation above emissions and price uncertainty on abatement investments under the EU ETS.
Under the Merrill indicator, an average allocation above 60percentt is a sell signal, while one of 50percentt or less is a buy signal.
This approach is different than a more standard two-sided design, because we do not observe time allocation above age 14 for most countries in the MICS data.
Thus, one of the goals of the global agent is to mitigate VM SLA violations by providing sufficient free CPU capacity through VM live migration, in order to have the CPU share allocation above the required usage by more than 5% for each VM.
Moreover, previous reports indicate only modest changes in allocation above 18 °C, suggesting only minimal adjustments might occur over the temperature range seen here [24].
We investigated how landscape patterns of biomass and total net primary productivity (NPPT), including allocation in above- and below-ground mangrove components, vary inter-annually (2001 2004) across gradients in soil properties and hydroperiod in two distinct FCE basins: Shark River Estuary and Taylor River Slough.
To create a custom benchmark for the hypothetical allocation cited above, multiply 25% by -11.9% for the blue-chip component, add 10% times 2.5% for the small stocks, and so on.
The model has a strong physiological basis, including calculations of carbon uptake via photosynthesis (dependent on light, water, temperature and nutrient availability), respiration and growth, carbon allocation to above and below ground parts, decomposition and wildfire.
Low light levels have been shown to increase allocation to above ground organs, specifically to leaves to increase production when carbon is limiting and to branches and stems to fuel height growth through gaps in the canopy [26,42,47].
Outside the big cities, many local authorities could boast of first-choice allocations above 90%, including Devon, Cumbria, Somerset and the East Riding of Yorkshire, where the councils reported that 94% of families had received their first preference.
October was the 67th consecutive month with equity allocations above their historical average of 61.0%.
