The phrase "allocation of infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution or assignment of resources related to physical structures or systems, such as transportation, utilities, or technology.
Example: "The allocation of infrastructure funds will determine the development of new public transportation systems in the city."
Alternatives: "distribution of infrastructure" or "assignment of infrastructure resources".
As a result, the fulfilment of SLAs and QoS contracts for outsourced IT services essentially relies on either excess provisioning that leads to inefficiencies or, limited allocation of infrastructure resources that has carries the risk of SLA violations.
This problem is a constant gripe of Democrats: there is simply not a proper, proportional allocation of infrastructure to meet the needs of densely populated communities.
Models are very suitable, not only to find the optimal allocation of infrastructure, but also to perform sensitivity and 'what-if' analysis.
One other study briefly reports dissatisfaction among Ayurvedic doctors in AP due to differential allocation of infrastructure: Lakshmi JK: Less equal than others?
This concept and a complementary allocation of transmission infrastructure costs is applied to a simplified model of an interconnected highly renewable European electricity system.
This paper examines bureaucratic delay within the allocation of small infrastructure projects in Bolivia, and it presents a randomized field experiment designed to improve public service delivery by promoting voice, transparency, and accountability among grassroots organizations.
In previous studies on allocation of hospital infrastructure, the allocation is usually only based on accessibility and/or efficiency of hospital care.
Unlike Mark Zuckerberg's Internet access nonprofit, Internet.org, the Alliance will focus on policy-driven solutions, including "innovative allocation of spectrum, promoting infrastructure sharing, and increasing transparency and public participation in regulatory decisions".
this construct refers to the capacity of an organization to understand and agree the allocation of control and infrastructure resources to implementing a complex intervention, and to negotiating its integration into existing patterns of activity.
(b) Contextual integration i.e. 'the capacity of... [the host] organization to understand and agree the allocation of control and infrastructure resources to implementing a complex intervention, and to negotiating its integration into existing patterns of activity' [ 14].
A more sophisticated design of allocation infrastructure and institutions is recommended.
