The phrase "allocation and consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource management, economics, or any situation where the distribution and use of resources are relevant.
Example: "The study focused on the allocation and consumption of energy resources in urban areas."
Alternatives: "distribution and usage" or "assignment and utilization".
The act holds promise for more rational allocation and consumption of scarce resources.
We do need "more rational allocation and consumption of scarce resources," and the creation of the Independent Payment Advisory Board is the right step in that direction.
Kleiman launched into an impromptu analysis of the arrangement of the buffet tables and the traffic patterns of his fellow-diners, riffing on the optimal layout for the efficient allocation and consumption of lunch.
For controlling resource allocation and consumption, a business function can only be started/stopped at S0, while an AC can be "natively" tuned at the four different autonomic levels, i.e., S0, S1, S2, and S3.
Radiotracing provides a method for real-time measurements of substance absorption, allocation and metabolic consumption and production in living organisms.
It is a well known simulator that permits the simulation of dynamic VM resource allocation and energy consumption in virtualized environments.
Clearly, MARA are in greater need of medical services than many adolescents, and their budget allocation and medical consumption should consequently be higher than that of the average adolescent.
Mises pointed to commensurability as the root of objectivity of rational calculation of decision of production and allocation of consumption and production goods (Mises 1920/1935 and 1922).
But perhaps the very limited allocation for investment and consumption was the problem.
The optimal allocation of time and consumption of a household, whose head is of age j, is obtained by maximizing (3) with respect to (c^m_j), (c^h_j), (c^x_j), (h_j), and (z_j), subject to (4), the time constraint, and the boundary condition.
Energy subsidies are causing adverse effects on the economy and environment stimulating inefficient resource allocation and excessive energy consumption.
