The phrase "allocation in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or tasks as a reaction to a specific situation or request.
Example: "The allocation in response to the increased demand for products was implemented immediately to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "distribution in reaction to" or "assignment in reply to".
This paper presents a Geographic Information System (GIS) based framework that facilitates equipment allocation in response to disasters.
An article by Macklin Thornton (BA '15) appears in a recent issue of The San Diego Law Review: "Laying Siege to the Ivory Tower: Resource Allocation in Response to the Heckler's Veto on University Campuses". The piece addresses the economic and First Amendment implications of the heckler's veto on public university campuses.
We also provide evidence for additional neural resource allocation in response to repeated stimuli.
Franklin et al. [13] proposed reconfiguration algorithms for channel assignment and flow rate allocation in response to dynamic traffic demands, unlike most previous works dealing with the static traffic demand.
In general, decreased leaf biomass allocation in response to water shortage is an adjustment to limit transpiration and water loss.
Reduced leaf biomass allocation in response to drought is interesting for breeding only if it is the result of optimized plant function and independent of plant size.
Control-theoretic techniques employ an online feedback controller to adjust resource allocations in response to short time scale workload fluctuations.
A second trend, offered by cloud and utility computing, employs dynamic resource allocations in response to changing demands and requirements.
The storm gave state water officials the first glimmer of hope in more than a year; on Monday they increased 2015 water allocations in response to improving precipitation forecasts.
In the third year, we characterized T. ciliata stem morphology (straightness and height-to-diameter-ratio) and destructively harvested a subsample of T. ciliata in order to investigate T. ciliata biomass production and allocation patterns in response to overstorey species, thinning density and light availability.
"Re-balancing is good; asset allocation changes in response to price changes are bad," he says.
