The phrase "allocation of gender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to demographics, social sciences, or studies focusing on gender distribution or roles within a specific context.
Example: "The allocation of gender in the workforce has significant implications for diversity and inclusion initiatives."
Alternatives: "distribution of gender" or "assignment of gender".
Allocation of money for gender issues has shot up from 2.79 percent of the total budget in 2005 fiscal year to 6.22 percent in the last budget, the government said.
The two panels in Table 4 present the effects of working split shifts on the allocation of time by gender (the effects exerted by the controls are in Tables B.6 and B.7).
HIGH and LOW groups were separated and group x gender interaction terms were added to the models to assess whether there was a differential effect of group allocation on the basis of gender (i.e., an interaction between group and gender).
This phenomenon could partly be explained with a stereotypic view of gender task allocation that some of these activities can be regarded as carried out predominantly by women and therefore might be more or less relevant for males (ie: house chores and making a bed) which are the ones mainly affected by this disease.
Gender allocation of the study sample was tested for agreement between observed and hypothesized binary probability.
She noted that this was the result of a consistently high allocation of resources to promote gender equality in those sectors.
This expands the scope of existing literature and furthers our understanding of intrahousehold resource allocation and gender inequality in education.
Invariably, these include accusations of gender imbalance in the allocation of custody, or the fact that the male suicide rate is several times higher than it is for women.
Selection explains a significant share of the differences in employment and childcare but the time allocation of married couples remains more gender differentiated than for cohabiting couples even after "matching" couples to control for selection.
For our primary outcome of students' percentage time spent in MVPA, the effects of group allocation and student gender on percentages of time spent in MVPA will be examined using a multilevel regression model.
