The phrase "allocation augmented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project planning where resources or allocations are increased or enhanced.
Example: "The budget for the project has been allocation augmented to ensure all necessary resources are available."
Alternatives: "resource allocation increased" or "allocation enhanced".
Immediately after the priorities were set, the implementation process started [ 5] facilitated by the political decision to increase by almost five fold the DECIT budget for the period 2004-2007 (for the subsequent budgetary period: PPA 2005-2011, the allocation was further augmented by about 10%).
Our main result is that such failures of "revenue monotonicity" can occur under any such mechanism that is weakly maximal meaning roughly that it chooses allocations that cannot be augmented to cause a losing bidder to win without hurting winning bidders and that allows bidders to express arbitrary known single-minded preferences.
Accordingly, augmented reality effectively requires allocation of resources to both the game and the real world (i.e. focus on winning and negotiating the real world).
The participants discussed attributes they believed were important for kidney allocation to generate a list which was augmented with attributes identified from the literature.
For staff no longer at the health center, we asked the director to estimate their time allocation between AIDS and non-AIDS services, augmented by recalls from their former colleagues still working in the health center.
Based on our data, launching of new allocation policies that will augment the volume of SPK transplantation should be supported.
On the other hand, the I-SPY 2 design allows early termination if there is enough evidence that an experimental treatment is superior and also uses longitudinal MRI measurements to augment the allocation procedure.
He argues that the prefrontal cortex is not only involved in allocation and sustaining attention (e.g. [ 22, 23]), but also in inhibiting motor activity (augmented motor activity being characteristic for ADHD).
This is augmented by a 2.5percentt value added tax on selected goods and services as well as an annual allocation of central government funds.
