The phrase "allocation of capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, logistics, or project planning where the distribution of available capacity is being discussed.
Example: "The allocation of capacity for the new project will ensure that we meet our deadlines without overextending our resources."
Alternatives: "distribution of capacity" or "assignment of capacity".
Subsidized entry suppresses capacity prices and induces an inefficient allocation of capacity.
This account shall include the cost of labor, employee pensions and benefits, social security and other payroll taxes, injuries and damages, and expenses incurred to manage the allocation of capacity rights.
The tactical decision is the efficient allocation of capacity for walk-ins and pre-scheduled patients, where it has to be assured that urgent patients have sufficient access to health care services.
Storage virtualization should automate the continuous allocation of capacity freed from routine disposal and legacy data cleanup.
At the core of these models is the allocation of capacity slots allowing the detailed analysis of the relationship between infrastructure managers and railway operators using an auctions approach based on experiments.
There is a definite trade-off between two major intertwined issues with respect to available surgical capacity: allocation of capacity to surgical departments and optimization of the surgical schedule within departments.
The resultant framework provides a synthesis procedure for designing distributed linear control laws for capacity-constrained networks taking the allocation of the capacity within the network into account.
This article presents a methodology that evaluates three kinds of flexibility as a means to mitigate uncertainty in subsea tiebacks: the ability to tie back new fields, the ability to expand the capacity of a central processing facility, and the dynamic allocation of processing capacity to the connected fields.
Combined free DAMA [21, 22] is the protocol chosen from all DAMA types since it allows the allocation of free capacity, which is a design requirement due to the existence of the FCA capacity request type defined in DVB-RCS specification.
The case of power allocation for capacity maximization of single hop parallel Gaussian relay channels (e.g., OFDM systems) under a total power constraint has been treated in [5 10].
Our theoretical framework indicates that a certain premium for forward contracting is required for efficient allocation of generation capacity.
