The phrase "allocation of dividends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts when discussing how profits are distributed to shareholders.
Example: "The board of directors announced the allocation of dividends for the fiscal year, ensuring that all shareholders receive their fair share."
Alternatives: "distribution of dividends" or "dividend disbursement".
To this end, obstacles existing at national level for the efficient allocation or reallocation of the digital dividend should be removed, and a more coherent and integrated approach to the allocation of the digital dividend in the Community should be pursued.
It could put its resources behind the proposal of Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, to "re-decentralize" the Internet, both to assure a fairer allocation of the digital dividend and hand back control of personal data from big tech to individuals.
Haverford Trust, which manages $6.5 billion, has all $3.5 billion of its equity allocation in dividend-paying stocks, said Hank Smith, chief investment officer of Haverford, in Radnor, Pa.
In support of such a policy, it has been argued that liberal payouts of dividends will strengthen the capital market, improve the allocation of investment funds, and lessen the concentration (or monopolization) of industry.
§ 707.7 Payment of dividends.
§ 615.5295 Payment of dividends.
Moreover, estimating firms' under-/over-payment of dividends using a dividend determinant model, we also found that financial reporting quality is negatively associated with underpayment of dividends.
That shows the power of dividends.
Another measure of dividends is the percentage of net profits distributed to shareholders as dividends.
Determine the amount of dividends paid out.
The CHA would process an equal allocation of productive credit to EVERY citizen exclusively for purchasing full-dividend payout shares in companies needing funds for growing the economy and private sector jobs for local, national and global markets.
