The phrase "allocation of cash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the distribution or assignment of cash resources for various purposes.
Example: "The allocation of cash for the new project will be discussed in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "distribution of funds" or "cash distribution".
It's not additional to the government's existing aid budget, a Dfid spokeswoman tells me – but it is a welcome allocation of cash on an environmental project.
A central topic in financial economics is how the allocation of cash flow and control rights among providers of corporate finance should evolve with firm performance.
However, a Labour spokesman said this would be the party's entire allocation of cash from Unite for the year, representing a considerable cut on previous annual funding from the union.
Using a large, new database of contractual provisions governing the allocation of cash flow rights in venture capital (VC) financings, we investigate how contract design is related to VC abilities to monitor and provide value-added services to the entrepreneur.
The finance department oversees budgeting and the allocation of cash to the units and cross-functional initiatives; IT makes recommendations about investments in databases, infrastructure, and application programs; and HR makes plans for hiring, training, and leadership development.
While it is entirely possible to help one set of claimants and hurt others by rearranging the allocation of cash flows among them, the sum of the values should be unaffected by any such allocation.
These funds actively adjust their allocation between stocks, bonds and cash with the goal of creating value by taking advantage of market conditions.
By endogenizing the bankruptcy process, this paper shows how debt and equity arise as a consequence of an optimal allocation of cash-flow rights and monitoring rights, and how equity leads to dividend signaling.
Researchers now say a far better way to assist these bereft children is with simple allocations of cash — $4 to $20 a month in an experimental program under way here in Malawi — given directly to the destitute extended families who take them in.
The allocation of more cash for road maintenance, digital infrastructure, and research and development has reversed cuts in government investment spending that formed a large part of the previous chancellor George Osborne's last austerity budget.
So there is a tendency to put off decisions affecting a host of deeper issues: privatization of farm land, liberalization of the movement of labour, loosening of capital controls, allocation of more cash to local authorities to pay for health, education and pension, and the freeing up of prices of energy and water.
