The phrase "allocation of courses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, scheduling, or resource management where courses are being assigned or distributed.
Example: "The allocation of courses for the upcoming semester will be finalized by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "distribution of courses" or "assignment of courses".
We study resource allocation with multi-unit demand, such as the allocation of courses to students.
It prohibits schools and school districts from discriminating in their allocation of courses, academic programs and extracurricular activities, teachers and leaders, other school personnel, school facilities, and technology and instructional materials, and offers steps to level the playing field.
Another limitation of our design is the fact that assessors are not blinded for treatment allocation (and of course patients and therapists are not blinded either), because of logistic reasons.
And on Monday, in the midst of the bidding process, Google admitted that the SEC had launched an informal investigation into its allocation of shares.Of course, however inept Google's handling of the IPO has been, there are many with an interest in seeing its innovative auction fail.
If I may express it in this way, it was never a case of the workers' agent-that is, of course, what allocation of labor really means-employing these workers himself.
Such devolution requires, of course, the allocation of sufficient financial resources.
Indeed, so many golf courses were built in Thailand in the 1980s and '90s that environmentalists began to raise concerns that the allocation of irrigation water for golf courses was having a negative impact on agriculture in neighbouring areas.
If the allocation of resources changes during the course of growth and development, it does so under the leadership of an entrepreneurial class.
April 6, 2007 - How anthropogenic climate change will impact the arid regions of Southwestern North America has implications for the allocation of water resources and the course of regional development.
In the interest of making the recounts "go as smoothly as possible," the trial court precluded parties from objecting to the interpretation or allocation of individual ballots in the course of the recounts.
However, some projects exhibit escalation of commitment, i.e. allocation of additional resources to a failing course of action.
