The phrase "allocation in space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource distribution, urban planning, or spatial analysis.
Example: "The allocation in space of public parks is crucial for enhancing community well-being."
Alternatives: "distribution in space" or "spatial allocation".
In this study, we show the benefits of combining a traditional fixed-beam scheme and multiuser opportunistic radio resource allocation in space-time-frequency domains.
To the best of author's knowledge, there is a lack of reports studying in detail the benefits of combining a traditional fixed-beam scheme and opportunistic wideband radio resource allocation in space-time-frequency domains.
The opportunism is achieved via adaptive data packet allocation techniques in space (beam), time, and frequency domains.
The rationale behind this paradigm is that the letter detection probability should be higher at positions where attention is located, allowing us to infer a posteriori attentional allocation in both space and time.
Here we used the present and future predicted distributions of Iberian herptiles to analyze how dynamics and uncertainty in species distributions may affect decisions about resource allocation for conservation in space and time.
Also, they found that the optimal power resource allocation is water-filling in space and time.
We then measured how the allocation of funds shifted in space and time by incorporating the predicted negative effects of a changing climate.
Considering the meaning of space is relevant to understanding the implications of space allocation in established mental health units.
Important variables considered in the simulations were facility allocation, cow space needed in each farm area, robot utilization, number of cows, milk yield, milk flow rate, feeding method and timing, robot location and orientation, and farm physical layout.
