The phrase "allocation of decision" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "allocation" typically refers to the distribution of resources rather than decisions.
Example: "The allocation of resources is crucial, but the decision-making process should involve all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "decision-making process" or "distribution of decisions".
The model is designed to enable an assessment of the relative impact of formal authority that stems from allocation of decision rights and informal authority that stems from individual power and influence.
These findings contribute to the property rights literature regarding how the boundaries and the allocation of decision rights affect the ex post-efficiency of production (Coase 1937; Tirole 1999; Williamson 1985).
On a more operational level Andon was supported by decentralization, i.e., the allocation of decision rights to workers and team leaders who were entitled to pull the Andon cord (and, possibly, stop the line).
Explores the allocation of decision-making authority among government institutions, including the distribution of power across the branches of the federal government and between the federal and state governments.
This interaction amongst them has led to several issues such as responsibility of tasks, designation of control, decrease in human force, and allocation of decision-making [43, 45, 46, 82, 84].
Much more than the NHS, German commissioning relies on nationally-standardised regulations, contracts and legal entitlements, clearly-specified decision-making processes and participants in them, and allocations of decision-making powers among particular institutions.
✓ Real-time allocation of resources, decision making, and management of operations, including real-time fleet management and vehicle re-routing (urban or interurban).
Other areas of work that is still needed, relate to: ✓ Real-time allocation of resources, decision making, and management of operations, including real-time fleet management and vehicle re-routing (urban or interurban).
For example, media reporting of evidence from evaluations of healthcare interventions, particularly systematic reviews of such evaluations, could provide policymakers with the most robust form of evidence for informing policy decisions about the allocation of resources and decisions on how best to deliver, pay for and govern these services [ 32– 32].
