The phrase "allocation constraint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, budgeting, or project planning where limitations on the distribution of resources are discussed.
Example: "The allocation constraint in our budget has forced us to prioritize certain projects over others."
Alternatives: "resource limitation" or "distribution restriction".
In this case, if subband b is allocated to user m b *, then the subband exclusive allocation constraint (i.e., p ∈ P ) forces that p m, b = P T / N b, m = m b * 0, m ≠ m b *, (45).
When implementing UPA strategies, if subband b is allocated to user m b * in iteration i, then the subband exclusive allocation constraint (i.e., p ∈ P ) forces that p m, b = P T / N b, m = m b * 0, m ≠ m b *, (61).
In [32], the authors have studied PF frequency domain packet scheduling (FDPS) with contagious resource allocation constraint in SC-FDMA.
Using the following proposition, we can transform the PUs' rate loss constraint into a maximum power allocation constraint.
For a given set of detection thresholds λ, if η < P n md ( λ n ), the PUs' rate loss constraint on each sub-carrier is equivalent to a maximum power allocation constraint on each sub-carrier.
Now, using the subband exclusive allocation constraint and the separability of power variables across subbands, the dual problem can be simplified as [26] g ( p, μ ) = min μ ≥ 0 max p ∈ P L ( p, μ ) = min μ ≥ 0 ∑ b = 1 N b max m ∈ N m max p m, b ≥ 0 { w m N sc ρ m, b - μ p m, b } + μ P T. (49).
Resource allocation constraints define restrictions on how to allocate resources, and scheduling under resource allocation constraints provide proper resource allocation to tasks.
Global funds act as financing aggregators and distributors, independent of implementing agencies and therefore unburdened by their mandate limitations and resource allocation constraints.
either optimal- or equal-power allocation constraints across the activated antenna pairs.
In this work, we provide an architecture to specify and to schedule workflows under resource allocation constraints as well as under the temporal and causality constraints.
This chapter presents a framework for workflows whose correctness is given by a set of resource allocation constraints and develops techniques for scheduling such systems.
