The phrase "allocation of endogenous" is not complete and lacks context, but the individual words are correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to economics, biology, or systems theory, where "endogenous" refers to factors that originate from within a system.
Example: "The allocation of endogenous resources is crucial for understanding the dynamics of the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "distribution of internal factors" or "assignment of intrinsic elements."
We analyze the allocation of (endogenous) risk and ecosystem quality by risk averse ecosystem managers who have access to financial insurance, and study the implications for individually and socially optimal ecosystem management, and policy design.
As a possible underlying mechanism for the relationship between ovariole number and egg production in the present study, the ovary might be able to modulate the distribution and allocation of endogenous energy storage compounds in relationship to life history traits.
Competition for carbon allocation between synthesis of endogenous sterols and production of the introduced sesquiterpene limits yields.
The evaluation of the causal effects of property rights, however, is a difficult task, as their allocation is typically endogenous.
The first addition considers the parallel endogenous allocation of number of people to the model's 100 m grid, which is described here briefly; for a detailed overview see Batista e Silva et al. [22].
This idea has been further consolidated in recent combined TMS EEG work on α oscillations and perception, now applying TMS to the IPS during a Posner cueing task to investigate the interaction between α and endogenous allocation of attention.
The response to selection in the present study might conform to the Y model of resource allocation in which endogenous resources are allocated to either survival or reproduction [ 26].
A second recent addition to LUISA is the inclusion of endogenous potential accessibility as a suitability factor for its land-use allocation and population distribution method.
The word is an amalgam of endogenous, meaning made by the body, and morphine.
It stimulated the discovery of endogenous narcotics and the reward system as the neuroscience of narcotics unfolded.
Cell fusion is a fundamental characteristic of the mammalian placenta but also, it turns out, of endogenous retroviruses.
