The phrase "allocation agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving the distribution of resources, responsibilities, or rights between parties, often in legal or business settings.
Example: "The parties involved signed an allocation agreement to clearly define how the resources would be distributed among them."
Alternatives: "resource distribution agreement" or "distribution contract".
Seven south-western states reap the result under a 1928 allocation agreement that also provides shares of Colorado River water to Native American tribes and Mexico.
In fairness, Professor Rubenstein may be right about the ordinary fee allocation agreement among counsel appearing or working on the case, but this was an extraordinary agreement with a third party who did no work but claimed 20percentt.
Even in the absence of a market allocation agreement between, for example, a publisher of the U.S. edition and a publisher of the British edition of the same work, each such publisher could make lawful copies.
On Tuesday, without providing details of the disagreement, Arum said he was unwilling to sign a site agreement deal unless it exactly reflected the ticket allocation agreement that was previously made.
Trans-boundary water agreements are usually conceived as allocation agreements.
Thus, it is today too easy for class counsel to hide behind the court's failure to make a specific order requiring disclosure of fee allocation agreements.
As the experiment results are in good agreement with the theoretical model, the effectiveness of the pilot attention allocation model based on fuzzy theory is confirmed.
Participating schools were enrolled by a staff member of the Department of Education and Children's Services (HS) who informed them of their allocation after agreement to participate had been received.
"There remains the opportunity to extend the allocation subject to agreement between the clubs and the relevant police and stewarding advice".
Chrysler got the rest of the import allocation under its agreement with Mitsubishi Motors Corp., the actual manufacturer.
Our specialist panel debated and reached agreement on allocation of 'symptomatic terms,' however such allocation necessarily involves greater potential for error than the classification of established diagnoses.
