The phrase "allocation and provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, budgeting, or planning where you discuss the distribution and supply of resources or services.
Example: "The allocation and provision of funds for the new project will be discussed in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "distribution and supply" or "assignment and delivery".
It's one where the state, by and large, controls funding, resource allocation and provision.
Concealment of allocation and provision of blinding was guaranteed by uninvolved employees of the Department of Pharmacy, who delivered patient-labelled ampoules containing either 70%-ethanol or placebo (0.9% NaCl).
This would in turn encourage appropriate funding allocation and provision based on robust effectiveness evidence.
The lack of such data hampers adequate health care resource allocation and provision of appropriate disease prevention services.
In settings where resources are limited, resource allocation and provision of care to those with progressive incurable disease should be guided by locally generated and relevant evidence.
This data provides a foundation for evidence-based decision-making surrounding appropriate allocation and provision of resources for adequate EESC in the country.
At the Physical Network Level, we find the physical data plane containing regular and virtual routers connected to form the physical network infrastructure, as well as the physical control plane responsible for the following functions: Resource publication, resource negotiation, resource allocation and provisioning, and resource management.
Many locals believe the recent influx of Somali families get a better deal in terms of housing allocation and social provision.
Well-known federal defender Cynthia Roseberry will oversee and ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the project, including inmate intake, attorney training and allocation, and resource provision.
As the foundation for appropriate resource allocation and service provision for EESC, this study emphasizes the continued need for investment in EESC infrastructure, equipment and supplies, and appropriately qualified surgeons, anesthesiologists, and obstetricians/gynecologists.
This culminated in the 2001 World Health Report on global mental health, with an urgent call to increase resource allocation and service provision for mental health in primary care settings globally [ 2].
