The phrase "allocation is possible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing the feasibility of distributing resources or assigning tasks.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we concluded that allocation is possible for the new project."
Alternatives: "distribution is feasible" or "assignment can be made".
A fairer system for funding allocation is possible, but only if we as an international community hold those responsible of the funding accountable.
Unless the priorities of the downstream canals senior to the four reservoirs and Casper Canal are determined, no allocation is possible.
However, whether distributed joint admission control and power allocation is possible remains an interesting open research problem.
As a coded FEC block has a size of at most six slots, the proposed block allocation is possible.
In the worst case scenario, the user will provide a budget range where our scheduler cannot find a feasible solution (i.e., very small BudgetMin and BudgetMax parameters for the amount of work that needs to run) so in such cases he/she will be informed that no resource allocation is possible and the user will have to provide new values for these parameters.
This allocation is possible because in F. mechowii families, relative rank of each individual depends mainly on body mass ([11] and own unpublished data).
The allocation was possible for 2,493 of the 2,523 researchers with non-zero publications considered by Handelsblatt.
With "backers," Naval Ravikant & Co are allowing anyone – including traditional fund LPs – to get behind a Syndicator and invest alongside them, meaning A (and B?) sized allocations are possible.
To reduce the scientific issue of selection bias in allocation, it is possible to randomize the intervention to clusters (CRCTs).
The authorities can use sterilised intervention to stop inflows pushing the exchange rate up, but this imposes its own costs on the economy in terms of higher interest rates or a distorted allocation of credit.It is possible too that over time capital inflows are becoming less risky and the collateral benefits more tangible.
Therefore, empirical data for the LC stages, such as torrefaction of wood and its subsequent gasification, are used and system expansion is used instead of allocation when it is possible.
