The phrase "allocation of financial resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing budgeting, funding, or the distribution of money within an organization or project.
Example: "The allocation of financial resources is crucial for the success of our new initiative."
Alternatives: "distribution of funds" or "budget allocation".
Allocation of financial resources in the health sector is often seen as a formula-driven activity.
In Mr. Sinise's opinion, the securities have another drawing card: with companies paying out most of their cash flow, decisions on the allocation of financial resources are more likely to be made by shareholders than managers.
"I look forward to seeing the details, as opening up the financial sector in particular could greatly improve the allocation of financial resources and support China's future development," Zarit said.
Two decades ago, when Yitzhak Rabin defeated Yitzhak Shamir for prime minister, ending 15 years of domination by the conservative Likud Party, Mr. Rabin spoke of the need "to change the national order of priorities and the allocation of financial resources".
It will facilitate assessment of risk, especially from climate change, where beach change can be categorised as within or outside historical trends, thereby improving future high level strategic decision making, allocation of financial resources and coastal zone management, not only in the UK but on a more global scale.
In the allocation of financial resources, a company's executive board is commonly interested in the profit implications of competing projects, but existing concepts fail to capture the profit impact of changing quality levels, thus putting quality initiatives at a disadvantage compared with more "classical" investment opportunities.
Secondly, the HSR data were required by the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau for computing allocations of financial resources and evaluating hospital performance.
Other work examining the trade-offs between efficiency and fairness has found a strong preference against allowing prior winners of probabilistic allocations of financial resources to participate in future draws [ 32].
Financial accountability, the most commonly understood type, "concerns tracking and reporting on allocation, disbursement and utilization of financial resources, using the tools of auditing, budgeting and accounting" [ 7].
In New Zealand, hospitals are funded by the government on a population basis and DHBs are required to decide on priorities and objectives of financial resources allocation.
