The phrase "allocation of experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of specialists or knowledgeable individuals to specific tasks or projects.
Example: "The allocation of experts to various departments is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "assignment of specialists" or "distribution of experts".
Then, we revise the weight allocation of expert by cluster analysis, which can make expert evaluation set more rational.
A case study shows that the proposed model helps not only to achieve rational allocation of expert resources, but to promote positive competition among experts.
This is inconvenient from a policy perspective, which has traditionally relied on the judgment of experts to make resource allocation decisions.
This scoring system was developed by a panel of experts who agreed on the allocation of points to the scale and decided on what weight should be given to policies in the scale, reflecting the relative effectiveness of each policy.
The allocations were made "with assistance from a panel of experts familiar with the player pools," according to a news release, with players providing their preferred destinations and the clubs chiming in with a list of their preferred selections.
"I know a lot of experts disagree with me on these asset allocations," he said during a telephone interview from San Francisco this month.
A panel of experts and economists on the Governor-appointed Economic and Allocation Advisory Committee (EAAC) is about to issue a report, which shows great progress in understanding the design elements of a carbon market.
The determination and allocation could be done either by the Election Assistance Commission, the Census Bureau or by a new nonpartisan panel of experts.
But Molick contends it was the projects, and the crowd -- not the self-described "experts" -- who ultimately produced a higher percentage of critical and commercial hits".This suggests," he says "that platform-based allocation of resources can supplement more traditional expert-based decision making".
Other challenges include negotiating language localization and tax rules, but Revel is able to tackle these through allocation of new funds and with the help of expert local advisors.
