The phrase "allocation approach of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or strategy related to the distribution or assignment of resources or responsibilities.
Example: "The allocation approach of our project ensures that resources are distributed efficiently among team members."
Alternatives: "resource distribution method of" or "assignment strategy of".
We propose an efficient control channel resource allocation approach to enhance the performance of voice-over-IP (VoIP) in orthogonal frequency division multiple access- (OFDMA-) based next generation mobile communication systems.
The article "Efficient Control Channel Resource Allocation for VoIP in OFDMA-based Packet Radio Networks" by Yong Fan and Mikko Valkama proposes an efficient control channel resource allocation approach to enhance the performance of voice-over-IP (VoIP) in orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA -based next generatiOFDMA -basedmmunexttion systems.
Our proposed physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) resource allocation approach for E-UTRAN is composed of bidirectional power control, inner loop link adaptation (ILLA), and outer loop link adaptation (OLLA) algorithms.
No other allocation approach, regardless of its real or supposed sophistication, surpasses the bias prevention and unpredictability of simple randomisation.
Figure 2 shows the total oil production computed by our gas allocation approach and that of other models.
In our spatial allocation approach, after allocating the 7,200 km2 of urban area that emerged from cropland, pasture, and rangeland from 1992 to 2001, we would have spatially allocated 7,600 km2 of new cropland, pasture, and rangeland area over forest, wetland and grassland area to account for the net gain of 400 km2.
This article shows a self-organising resource allocation approach based on principles of the Catallaxy, an economic concept of F.A. von Hayek.
In the hybrid allocation approach, 76 and 21%% of overall GHG emissions are allocated to ethanol and DGS, respectively.
The conventional reliability allocation approach requires the assessment of factors like complexity, cost, and maintenance.
Sources: [ 17]; [ 18] The bottom-up allocation approach focuses on the cost of providing a package of essential services in a typical district in each of the 33 provinces of Indonesia.
