The phrase "allocation gives" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the distribution of resources or responsibilities, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allocation gives us the necessary resources to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "allocation provides" or "allocation offers".
Bad allocation gives you two wars at once, in Afghanistan and Iraq, and domestic financial meltdown.
On a per capita basis, the latest allocation gives New York State residents about $3 per person, while Iowa gets $6 and Wyoming $22.
But you should only address them after you decide on an allocation gives you the best shot at reaching your long-term goals.
Clearly, the system with optimum power allocation gives better performance compared to the case with no power allocation.
When all the links have a similar path loss, the asymptotically optimal allocation gives marginal benefits only for the second cooperation mode.
Since the power allocation gives little advantage in terms of ergodic capacity [15], we decompose the power allocation from the original convex optimization problem through the water-filling algorithm in each user.
A new allocation giving more weight to real threats should allot New York City at least 25percentt of the total and perhaps more.
It is no surprise Wigan have failed to sell their allocation given their average home crowd is below 19,000 this season.
When treating fly ash impacts, three allocation procedures were compared: 'no allocation', economic, and mass allocation, with mass allocation giving unreasonably high impacts of fly ash.
The top management of corporations can provide such insight, funds, and speed of allocation, giving a business that is part of larger, well-endowed corporation a potential advantage.
There are legitimate arguments for eliciting societal vales in relation to health care resource allocation given the roles of the general public as payers and potential patients.
