The phrase "allocation of disaster" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution of resources or responsibilities in the context of disaster management, but the wording is awkward.
Example: "The allocation of disaster relief funds was crucial in helping the affected communities recover."
Alternatives: "distribution of disaster resources" or "assignment of disaster aid".
At such a critical time, New York needs its full allocation of disaster-relief funds approved by Congress -- and then some.
"On the political economy of allocation of agricultural disaster relief payments: application to Taiwan". European Review of Agricultural Economics 41, no. 4 (2014): 657-680.
THE perennial debate about religion and politics in America has a new point of reference: a bill passed a few weeks ago by a bipartisan majority in the House of Representatives to permit the allocation of federal disaster relief money for the reconstruction of houses of worship damaged last fall during Hurricane Sandy.
Does it translate into practical knowledge of resource allocation in times of disaster or expertise in grant writing?
Robinson TD, Oliveira TM, Kayden S. Factors affecting the United Nations' response to natural disasters: what determines the allocation of the Central Emergency Response Fund? Disasters.
Allocation of Resources in Disasters Among the most critical, and most sensitive, decisions that have to be made by medical professionals in response to public health disasters is how to allocate scarce resources to vulnerable populations.
While our model has considered real situations, its design will help decision makers to implement their choices of location and allocation during the response phase of disaster management.
Consideration of these factors assists the rational allocation of healthcare resources during disasters.
The Conservative government has shown once again that it systematically fails black and poor people – take its response to the Grenfell Tower disaster – providing inadequate protection prior to the disaster, and insufficient allocation of time, resources and care in the face of our communities' pain and loss.
