The phrase "allocation of a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing or assigning resources, tasks, or responsibilities, particularly in business or project management.
Example: "The allocation of a new budget will allow us to expand our marketing efforts significantly."
Alternatives: "distribution of a new" or "assignment of a new".
In May the government suspended the allocation of all new land concessions.
This allocation continues until the UE receives a new allocation in the case of a new channel condition and/or voice codec is changed.
And without an allocation of new money, there could be no new guarantees for depositors.
There is also a strong bias in favour of the centre in the allocation of new staff, with 39% of new recruits being sent to Vientiane in 2005, including 28 of the 48 newly-qualified doctors.
The present work deals with development of a new allocation algorithm for this purpose.
The computation of the bcost is different in the two events: in case of a new allocation, the bcost is based on the peak power (limited by the available node power); in case of an already allocated band, it depends on the difference between the allocated power and peak power (limited by the available node power).
This study documents the impact of a new allocation strategy and policies for patient classification and OR booking on OR efficiency.
In this paper we seek to redress this balance by reviewing the reforms that have taken place in these countries, focusing on how the former san-epid systems have responded to pressure for decentralization, diversification of funding sources, and allocation of tasks in a new, more pluralist institutional environment.
Among the most pressing projects in the first slate of $54 million in allocations was a new design for College View School, which is in its final stages.
There is a whisper of compassionate Toryism in the allocation of the new levy on stamp duty announced today on Sunday to help rough-sleeping programmes.
