The phrase "allocation helps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource distribution, budgeting, or project management where the act of allocation is beneficial.
Example: "In our project, allocation helps ensure that resources are used efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "resource distribution aids" or "budgeting supports".
By the 1970s and 1980s plentiful water – from rain and state-supplied allocation – helped the family farm thrive.
The transformation of the urban housing sector from in-kind provision to market-based allocation helped turn losses made in the past to profits.
The methods described can be used to inform resource allocation, helping to ensure that money is spent wisely, fairly and efficiently.
Although SVD with waterfilling is the capacity optimal scheme [20], considering equal power allocation here helps in the comparison between SU-MIMO and MU-MIMO fairly [16].
Allocation concealment helps to ensure that a participant's decision to provide informed consent, or a recruiter's decision to enrol a participant, is not influenced by knowledge of the group to which they will be allocated if they join the trial.
Ms. Evans, who works part time for the United States Postal Service and barely gets by, also received $1,300 from the Neediest Cases, a separate allocation to help her buy food, mattresses, furniture and clothes for her children.
To get there requires advisers to do a number of things: from managing core investments and asset allocation to helping clients understand insurance needs, retirement planning, budgeting and debt management, Mr. McWilliams said.
Someone who isn't comfortable with markets, doesn't understand the concept of an index fund, isn't completely sure about how an asset allocation will help them, or isn't certain about the relationship between stocks and bonds may not want to simply hand over their money to a robo-adviser and then step away.
