The phrase "allocation greater" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing resource distribution or comparisons, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allocation greater than last year's budget has allowed for more projects to be funded."
Alternatives: "larger allocation" or "increased allocation".
Among the 200 largest companies in America, 14 of them now have options allocations greater than 25% of their shares outstanding (see table, p. 52).
Theorists emphasized increased savings and investment as the key to development and argued that international trade in products particularly suited to national factor endowments would enable more efficient resource allocation and greater earnings, and these could be translated into savings and then used to promote development.
Hence meditation can induce a mental state which is characterized by efficient brain resource allocation with greater emotional control.
ERP studies showed meditation can increase attention and enhance efficiency of brain resource allocation with greater emotional control.
Plants may respond to such P-deficient conditions in several ways, including allocation of greater mass to roots relative to shoots, and the production of thinner and longer roots enhancing total surface area for nutrient acquisition [ 53].
With the increasing attention to cost-effective health resource allocation, the greater cost of IMRT (relative to the 3D-CRT technique) may partially account for the lack of trials investigating the use of IMRT to deliver APBI.
As is known to us, subcarrier and power allocation impose great influence on system performance.
"Isn't the asset allocation a great place to spend a lot of your management time?" It's an idea echoed by Vahan Janjigian, chief investment strategist for Forbes.
It is well adapted for Green radio systems as it allows optimized resource and power allocations, with great flexibility, leading to an efficient transmission [7].
This scenario causes a reordering of the intervention ranking and optimal results suggest a greater allocation to the treatment of STIs and a reduction in the allocation to the wellness program.
