The phrase "allocation of compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, biology, or resource management where the distribution or assignment of specific compounds is being discussed.
Example: "The allocation of compounds in the experiment was crucial for obtaining accurate results."
Alternatives: "distribution of compounds" or "assignment of compounds".
The acquisition and allocation of nitrogenous compounds are essential processes in plant growth and development (Williams and Miller [2001]).
This should be even more strongly selected in colorful carotenoid-based bird species, in which additional allocation of these compounds for feather pigmentation demands an even larger consumption of carotenoids.
The focus of the paper is to identify optimal strategies for the recovery and allocation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Micronutrients also play a role in cellular responses and activity, and Si and Fe need to be further studied with respect to C/N/P ratios and the allocation of C into desired compounds (e.g., lipids).
As a possible underlying mechanism for the relationship between ovariole number and egg production in the present study, the ovary might be able to modulate the distribution and allocation of endogenous energy storage compounds in relationship to life history traits.
This was compounded by the irregular allocation of the class to depots all over the network, meaning that few crews ever had a great deal of experience in driving them.
Plant induced defense against herbivory are generally associated with metabolic costs that result in the allocation of photosynthates from growth and reproduction to the synthesis of defense compounds.
These issues are compounded, when they have children, by additional complaints, about the allocation of domestic duties.
Since osmolytes represent an important fraction of the fixed carbon, understanding its allocation among different compounds is useful in building a predictive model of these microorganisms.
The problem is further compounded in developing countries with diets rich in refined carbohydrates, and little allocation of health budgets to the prevention of oral diseases.
