The phrase "allocation of access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing or assigning access rights or permissions, often in technology, data management, or resource allocation discussions.
Example: "The allocation of access to sensitive data must be carefully managed to ensure compliance with privacy regulations."
Alternatives: "distribution of access" or "assignment of access rights".
The Deakin University ethics committee has approved the project with the expectation that data will be securely stored, and accessible only to primary researchers and statisticians through allocation of access rights.
As a requirement of ethics approval granted by The University of Newcastle Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), all data collected for the trial will be securely stored, accessible only to primary researchers and statisticians through the allocation of access rights.
As evidence of its fair allocation of access, it points to the rising independent share of total gas production (14% last year).
The government said the Australian sugar industry would be allowed an extra 65,000 tonnes of base allocation of access to the US market, and a 23% share of additional allocations, although Robb told the ABC it was "not as much as we wanted" and "the sugar people will be disappointed".
Brewer and Plott [10] developed a mechanism based on combinational auctions to assess the decentralised allocation of access rights to the Swedish rail network.
In the following subsections, two cases are considered for the allocation of random access preamble: single traffic and multiple traffic sources [11].
However, it also contributes to health inequalities insofar as research affects the allocation of, and access to, power and resources [ 12].
A lack of equity and fairness in issues related health workers' allocation of allowances, access to training and promotion and recognition has been documented in other studies and linked to contributing factors for attrition particularly in middle-level workers working in remote areas [ 19- 21, 43].
The aim of the "fair shares" resource allocation formula is the same as all resource allocation formulas used in the NHS since the 1970s to secure, through resource allocation, equal opportunity of access to healthcare for people at equal risk.
9 Such cross-border health-seeking behaviour hides the true burden of disease, and impacts on domestic health markets, regulation, resource allocation and equity of access.
For instance, on wards very few admitted patients have "privileges" in terms of the allocation of preferred accommodation, access to social facilities, activity, or extra food [ 30].
