The phrase "allocation and physical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource distribution and tangible aspects of a subject, such as in project management or logistics.
Example: "The allocation and physical management of resources are crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "distribution and tangible" or "assignment and material".
This also implies that better time allocation and a physical coordination of daily activities are important.
But Lamb said that in the UK and elsewhere there was an imbalance of resource allocation between mental and physical health.
Not least, liberals perceived that the market biased the allocation of human and physical resources toward the satisfaction of consumer appetites e.g., for automobiles, home appliances, or fashionable clothing while basic needs for schools, housing, public transit, and sewage systems, among other things went unmet.
This work can be useful for risk management actors, for civil protection agents, who need to decide on the effective allocation of human and physical resources and define priority areas, and for the government institutions which design the network of facilities.
In the healthcare setting, forecasting has been explored as a method to improve emergency department services, where accurate forecasts of demand can guide the allocation of human and physical resources to allow an efficient patient flow [ 19, 20].
Furthermore, it may be hypothesized that the AIC and pMFC as members of a salience network are well-connected key players in regulating the allocation of mental and physical effort prior to important tasks and in response to unexpected action outcomes.
That the AIC might be involved in these performance fluctuations in terms of preparatory engagement (e.g., through the allocation of cognitive and physical resources) of salience processing and deliberate adaptive control networks while simultaneously disengaging the DMN (Sridharan et al. 2008).
Susceptibility of plants to herbivorous insects is closely related to nutrient management (chemical and physical allocation of C, N and S).
Its prior meaning implies scarcity and allocation of physical products.
The composition and dynamics of this biotic community is dependent on plant species, root architecture, plant carbon allocation, soil physical and chemical properties, microbial population diversity, among a host of other factors.
