The phrase "allocation feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, resource distribution, or economic analysis to discuss the practicality of allocating resources effectively.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to assess the allocation feasibility to ensure that we can meet our goals within the budget."
Alternatives: "resource allocation viability" or "feasibility of resource distribution".
Security concerns had dramatic consequences on budget allocation and feasibility of health infrastructure projects.
Due to the nature of the interventions under investigation it will not be possible to blind patients or clinicians to their group allocation in this feasibility study or a future main trial.
These methods differ in many aspects, including the objective, allocation of risks, and feasibility.
One month before the introduction of NPs, the feasibility of allocation of care and barriers and facilitators for the implementation of an NP in out of hours care are explored by semi-structured interviews with 4 GPs, 5 practice assistants, 5 NPs and the manager and 3 physicians working at the ED.
Strengths of the study include a high population reach and uptake in communities across the demographic spectrum, careful pilot testing of the programme's protocol to ensure acceptability and feasibility, random allocation to groups, excellent uptake and retention, blinding of outcome assessment, and large sample size (a weakness in the literature for trials of childhood language 34).
Traditionally, reliability allocation has used the feasibility-of-objectives (FOO) method to perform system reliability allocation at the beginning of the product design stage.
The system model is presented in Section 2. In Section 3, we study the joint scheduling and power allocation problem by discussing its feasibility, the Lagrangian relaxation, and its optimality, and then provide a sub-gradient algorithm to solve this problem.
Moreover, the criterion used to evaluate the feasibility of the resource allocation, i.e. condition (9), is also based on the PF-root computation.
This study highlights the importance of considering both normative and feasibility criteria for fair allocation of resources and optimized decisionmaking for coverage and use of healthcare interventions.
Blinding and allocation concealments were not conducted due to feasibility constraints.
