The phrase "allocation event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource distribution, or project management, where specific events trigger the allocation of resources or assets.
Example: "The allocation event will take place next week, determining how the budget will be distributed among the various departments."
Alternatives: "resource distribution event" or "fund allocation occurrence".
In the third paper, "Collaborative event-driven coverage and rate allocation for event miss-ratio assurances in wireless sensor networks," Ozgur Sanli and Cam propose a joint coverage and rate allocation (CORA) protocol to exploit ideal correlator radius via cooperation between event-based scheduling and rate allocation for event miss-ratio assurances in wireless sensor networks.
6. "Dynamic Derivative Strategies" (with Jun Liu), Journal of Financial Economics, volume 69, pages 401--430, 2003. 5. "Dynamic Asset Allocation with Event Risk" (with Jun Liu and Francis Longstaff), Journal of Finance, volume 58, pages 231--259, 2003.
Chance plays games with allocation of events to active and comparator sides of randomized study populations.
Regarding the availability of resources, protocols were reviewed to see if there was a budget allocation for adverse event surveillance, and if the budget incorporated training on adverse event surveillance.
Those issues include the foreseeability of the supervening event, allocation of the risk of occurrence of the event, and the degree of hardship to the promisor.
During his election campaign Gianni Alemanno, a former neo-fascist youth leader who is backed by Silvio Berlusconi, said that he aimed to downsize the festival staff and reduce the allocation for the event in the city's budget.
This is important because having a standardized interpretation of the statistical characteristics of an outbreak detection test, including the specificity, aids public health practitioners in making rational decisions regarding resource allocation in the event of an alarm.
For major cardiovascular events, allocation to an ACE inhibitor based regimen reduced the risk of a major cardiovascular event by about a sixth (hazard ratio 0.81, 95% confidence interval 0.73 to 0.90).
It may reflect arbitrary accounting allocations after the event.
The primary source of errors for the empirical Green's functions is associated with the allocation of small events to the subfaults.
