The phrase "allocation of counts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of numerical values or data points.
Example: "The allocation of counts for each category will help us understand the distribution of responses in the survey."
Alternatives: "distribution of counts" or "assignment of counts".
Allocation of seats: votes are first counted in the whole country using the d'Hondt's method, determining lists with more than 5% support.
The officials and proponents of the method say recent rulings by special Federal courts in Virginia and the District of Columbia that held sampling to be illegal covered using the method only to determine population counts for the allocation of seats among the states in the House of Representatives.
The whole process of acceptance, storage, allocation, use, counting and recovery of the trial drug are monitored by the CRA, Ethics Committee and Quality Control Committee, so as to ensure the safety and stability of the trial drugs.
For many months now NDN has been making the case that inevitably the right would make a spirited case to prevent the Census, to be conducted next year, from counting undocumented immigrants, or at least using their numbers to influence reapportionment or the allocation of resources by the government (the primary purpose of the every ten year count).
A careful count matters -- to families, in the allocation of funds, in what historians record.
In addition, participants were not blinded to allocation of the intervention, and also were able to monitor daily pedometer step counts throughout the seven day assessment periods.
In turn, this induces uncertainty into the allocation of the state's Electoral College votes and also over the total Electoral College count for each candidate.
The party's factional power brokers are also positioning ahead of the allocation of frontbench positions in the new shadow ministry, a process that will play out once the election count concludes.
Government with allocation of funds.
One theory involves the allocation of places.
