The phrase "allocation due to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources or responsibilities as a result of a specific factor or condition.
Example: "The allocation due to the increased demand for services has led to a reassessment of our resource management strategy."
Alternatives: "distribution resulting from the" or "assignment because of the".
Our models take into account the tradeoff between the cost of adding MPLS support in the core nodes and the savings in the link bandwidth allocation due to the statistical multiplexing and the traffic grooming effects induced by MPLS nodes.
This is particularly relevant to B3G systems with their high degree of freedom for resource allocation, due to the large number of served users and available slots.
As demonstrated in the following the proposed parameter abstraction by a layer model exhibits a significant advantage for multiuser resource allocation, due to the potentially large number of available slots.
However, it has been found that these dedicated frequency resources fail to solve the problem of bandwidth allocation due to the increasing number of users (vehicles) competing for same channel within the same area (Riaz et al. 2015b).
However, it has been found that these dedicated frequency resources fail to solve the problem of bandwidth allocation due to the increasing number of users (vehicles) competing for same channel within the same area (Riaz et al. 2015a).
We also tested the memory allocation due to the XML-encapsulation process.
The EU created the largest cap and trade scheme to date, although early results were plagued by difficulties with credit allocations due to the economic downturn.
Nurses who administer the interventions and assess the outcomes are aware of group allocation due to their participation in the training to manage the SCAN intervention.
Adjustments were made in respect to the cluster allocation due to 26 participants being relocated to other work sites between the time of randomization and the start-up of the different interventions (approx. 3 weeks) in order to have these participants follow the intervention for the cluster of their new colleagues.
Unfortunately, the centralized method is not practical for the resource allocation due to high overhead required for collecting all channel state information at the central processing unit.
Although its convergence is guaranteed under limited cases where the crosstalk interferences are weak, the IWF algorithm has become a popular candidate for multi-cell power allocation due to its interesting trade-off between the complexity and the performance.
