The phrase "allocation for quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, resource distribution, or project management where quality is a focus.
Example: "The project proposal includes an allocation for quality to ensure that all deliverables meet the highest standards."
Alternatives: "budget for quality" or "resources for quality".
Given the magnitude of cost differentials in this analysis and the scope of health care expenditure on cancer care, it is possible that the resource allocation required for quality improvement will be more than offset by the cost reductions that result.
An augmented public allocation for children, improved quality in education, enhanced child oriented and CRC compliant laws and policies, and establishment of the national plan of actions for children were among the key challenges that Mr. Mahboob Shareef, UNICEF Turkmenistan Representative, urged the Government of Turkmenistan to address.
Where cost-containment is the major motivation, the allocation of adequate resources for quality management may be insufficient [ 43].
These include closer linkages among the Evaluation Office, Regional Offices and Country Offices, improved strategic planning for evaluation, adequate resource allocation, and improved mechanisms for quality assurance, management response, and reporting on the evaluation function.
Examples of such studies include a waste load allocation model developed by Cho et al. (2003) for the heavily polluted Gyungan River in South Korea, where a modified QUAL2E model was used for the water quality simulation, and a simulation optimization analysis of waste load allocation for a river water quality management by Mujumdar and Vemula (2004).
It will allow for quality assurance, funding allocation and epidemiological studies to be performed.
Our study reveals that "recipient age" was rarely considered in isolation, but in the context of other criteria for organ allocation including quality of life gains, life expectancy, contribution to community, impact on family, time on waiting list and long-term survival.
The governments' commitment and leadership in ensuring adequate resource allocation and quality service provision for young children, particularly for those in marginalised and disadvantaged situations, need to be advocated and fulfilled.
The criteria used for quality assessment were sequence generation of allocation, allocation concealment, blinding, selective outcome reporting and other sources of bias.
The criteria used for quality assessment were sequence generation of allocation; allocation concealment; masking of participants, staff, and outcome assessors; incomplete outcome data; selective outcome reporting; and other sources of bias, as recommended by the Cochrane Collaboration.
