The phrase "allocation of households" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to demographics, urban planning, or resource distribution where households are being assigned or distributed in some manner.
Example: "The allocation of households in the new development project will ensure that families of varying sizes are accommodated."
Alternatives: "distribution of households" or "assignment of households".
However, our model captures the essential features of transmission, and random allocation of households to the three intervention arms should have balanced all other factors between groups so that the differences in outcomes between intervention groups are due to the effects of the interventions on modes of transmission.
Allocation of households to individuals marked as having either changed households, in-migrated or whose households had been dissolved was carried out on an annual basis.
Migration and remittances are expected to change the bargaining power within the family which may affect the allocation of household expenditures.
Land transfers permit households with higher marginal productivities of land to acquire land from households with lower marginal productivities, and induce a better allocation of household labor endowments in response to outside employment opportunities, such as those in off-farm activities.
The finding that children <1 year were more likely to access timely referral care, contradicts previous findings of bias in allocation of household resources against young children [ 29], and deserves further exploration.
Note: 02/03 represents the Financial Year 2002/2003; the same applies for the others Allocation of household out-of-pocket payment to the various providers is seen to be constant over the years.
The unequal division of household labour, such as requiring girls and women to trek many kilometres to fetch water and firewood, or the uneven allocation of household resources, such as giving women and girls less food or medical care, are examples of more subtle forms of inequality.
The purpose of this paper is to assess the affect of these various policy changes on (i) the pattern of medical provider choice for rural Vietnamese residents, and (ii) the factors that affect the choice of healthcare provider and the allocation of household expenditure to different (types of) healthcare provider for different expenditure groups.
Women belonging to class 1 (highest autonomy) were most likely to be able to make their own decisions concerning allocation of household resources, contraception, medication, visits to their maternal family and group membership, as well as being most likely to be able to communicate freely with their husbands on a variety of topics.
As examples of potential impacts, the loss of an adult household member may yield changes as related to resource use resultant of lost income and/or lost labour; Each entails opportunity costs with regard to the time allocation of remaining household members.
