The phrase "allocation alongside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or responsibilities in conjunction with another element or factor.
Example: "The allocation alongside the new budget will ensure that all departments receive adequate funding for their projects."
Alternatives: "distribution in conjunction with" or "allocation in parallel with".
The government is privately urging councils to adopt housing allocation policies that favour "deserving" families, alongside draconian powers that in effect remove the long-established obligation on councils to provide a social-rented property to homeless families.
Ring fencing the revenue raised from workplace parking charge would appear to be an important issue, alongside the allocation of that revenue as a means of increasing acceptance.
These procedures ensured the independent selection of patients alongside concealed allocation of treatment.
We consider the problem of cooperative precoding working alongside an antenna power allocation algorithm in the downlink of a correlated Multiple Input and Multiple Output (MIMO) interference channel.
By adding more degrees of freedom alongside power control, data rate allocation becomes feasible with the authors in [6 8] to convert a two-variable problem to a single parameter optimization expressed as the ratio of rate to the respective power.
It would also be beneficial for physicians to interpret the scientific evidence and translate that knowledge alongside of policy makers in resource allocation decisions.
However, social security benefits are an important consideration in certain patient groups and when the economic criterion of equity is to be considered alongside that of efficiency in resource allocation.
We need to let local communities, working alongside caring parents and teachers, manage the allocation of their resources.
Within the study the following databases were searched: PubMed, Science Direct, Scopus, Ebscoh, and EconLit alongside the journals Health Policy and Planning, Cost-Effectiveness and Resource Allocation, and the WHO Bulletin (see Appendix for detailed search string).
Economic principles cannot be discussed in isolation: the disciplines of ethics and economics are fundamental to the allocation of scarce resources and fairness to patients [ 3, 5], alongside the assessment of clinical effectiveness.
