The phrase "allocation and thus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that follows from the concept of allocation.
Example: "The allocation of resources was inefficient, and thus, the project faced significant delays."
Alternatives: "allocation and consequently" or "allocation and as a result".
Although competition between different divisions or units for resources is pervasive in many organizations, much of the accounting literature examines non-competitive resource allocation and thus does not provide guidance on this point.
A preset β/f droop curve is added to the de-loading pitch controller to regulate the mechanical power for scheduled power allocation, and thus satisfying the P/f droop demand of system PFR.
From a welfare economic perspective, externalities can lead to Pareto inefficiency in AD resource allocation and thus to suboptimal utilization of informal care [11].
Experimental results show that GReM can capture the cross-VM IO changes to make correct decisions on resource allocation, and thus obtain high IO hit ratio and low IO management costs, compared with both traditional and state-of-the-art caching algorithms.
In the majority of cases, the patients were not blind to their treatment group allocation, and thus use of self-report measures leaves scope for bias.
The assignment personnel and the patients were subjected to blinding at the time of inclusion in accordance with Zelen randomisation [ 24] to ensure the concealment of allocation and thus control for selection bias.
Moreover, when department, division, or product managers are evaluated and compensated on bottom-line profits, they are prone to question corporate expense allocations and thus exert a control on corporate spending.
Finally, our approach allows designing simple reassignment algorithms that, far from solving the problem of optimally allocating workers to jobs, can be used to compare the distribution of skill mismatch across alternative allocations and thus measure their relative efficiency.
In the meantime, the crowdfunding activities often lead to resource allocations and thus generate new fields or disciplines.
UNICEF's work on public finance strengthens the linkages of policy and planning to budget allocations and thus to long-term outcomes for children.
Due to the nature of the intervention, it is not possible to blind participants or investigators involved in the intervention to group allocations, and thus there is a potential risk of bias.
