The phrase "allocation industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sectors or markets that deal with the distribution or assignment of resources, assets, or services.
Example: "The allocation industry has seen significant growth due to increased demand for efficient resource management."
Alternatives: "resource distribution sector" or "asset allocation market".
Two papers in this volume provide details of the methodology developed specifically for the project, a statistical methods paper followed by a paper describing the sources of available exposure data for the different carcinogens and the process of allocation of industry sectors to different levels of exposure.
It should be noted that, although overall asbestos-related lung cancers have been estimated on the evidence of a 1 : 1 ratio with mesothelioma (Hutchings and Rushton, 2012), allocation between industry sectors has been carried out proportionately according to AFs estimated on relative risks for high and low exposure of 1.48 and 1.18 for lung cancer and 7.3 and 1.1 for mesothelioma, respectively.
So did the commission's decision to slash national governments' planned allocations to industry for the period 2008-12.
Raising those allocations, says industry minister John Manley, is "the next step" in the budget process.
In addition, our results offer benchmarks for efficient resource allocation among industries.
The allocation of industries included in CAREX to 'higher' or 'lower' exposure level categories was also based on the levels of exposure described in the study from which the risk estimates were drawn.
This paper examines the implications of alternative allowance allocation designs for industry profits and GDP under a federal cap-and-trade program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
There are three reasons: First, THERESIA is designed to see effects of climate policies on the energy strategies and the industry allocation issues around the mid of this century which could be the bifurcation point based on the current technologies.
This paper reconsiders the hedging role of stock markets by focusing on international equity diversification, rather than domestic asset allocation, and on industry wage, rather than individual labor income.
State-owned banks have a higher allocation to small industries, which could get hurt early if there is an industrial slowdown.
