The phrase "allocation methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process or system used to distribute resources or assign tasks.
Example: "The allocation methodology used in this project ensures that all team members receive an equitable share of the workload."
Alternatives: "distribution method" or "resource allocation approach".
The sample was allocated across strata using disproportional allocation methodology [ 10], which increased the sample size for small strata and decreased the sample size for large strata.
Fixed spectrum allocation is a traditional spectrum allocation methodology for wireless communication systems.
When faced by the task of designing a resource allocation methodology, many external and internal challenges should be considered.
The mechanism is shown to approximate optimal production targets through focused information discovery and a well-structured contract allocation methodology.
This paper proposes a novel job allocation methodology to jointly minimize communication cost and cooling energy consumption in data centers.
This paper describes an allocation methodology for capacitor placement in unbalanced distribution systems to achieve loss minimization with an adequate voltage profile.
New cost allocation methodologies, based on a cost causation principle, are therefore required.
Most prior studies of cost allocation methodologies, contract design, and service resource management tend to address these aspects of the problem separately.
The impact of selecting alternative allocation methodologies on the interpretation of the results was also considered.
For a summary of the arguments for and against different allocation methodologies in relation to biofuel GHG reporting, see Bauen et al. [ 27].
By identifying which LE supply chain components and allocation methodologies have the greatest impact on GHG emissions, and by assessing the interpretation of these impacts, this paper goes some way towards addressing these issues.
