The phrase "allocation of inputs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, resource management, or project planning where the distribution of resources or inputs is being discussed.
Example: "The allocation of inputs in the production process is crucial for maximizing efficiency and minimizing waste."
Alternatives: "distribution of resources" or "assignment of inputs".
This model considers that a fair allocation of inputs is one that maximizes the DEA-CCR efficiencies of the Decision Making Units (DMUs).
In this paper we have applied this balancing approach to resolve the problem of allocation of inputs to products of multi-product processing sites in the dairy industry.
Direct allocation of inputs to cost centers and units was done wherever possible.
As a methodological innovation, we introduced a method to estimate the Allocation of Inputs in Outputs (AIO), that is, the ratio of transformation of each input nutrient into outputs, provided that we are given a flux distribution balancing the production and consumption of intermediary metabolites.
This paper presents a simulation study of a new dynamic allocation of input buffer space in ATM switching elements.
We formally modeled the quantitative allocation of input nutrients among the branches of the metabolic network (AIO).
To formalize this issue, we introduce a component according to which the allocation of input nutrients will be computed.
To that end, great use is made of comparisons between yield rates describing the allocation of input nutrients within the set of outputs.
Using micro level data on swine production contract settlements, we find that contracting farmers are heterogenous with respect to their risk aversion or the costs of effort and that this heterogeneity affects the principal's allocation of production inputs across farmers.
Carbon was the component chosen to compute and analyze the allocation of nutrient inputs in nutrient outputs.
With this goal, we defined the allocation of an input towards an output (with the abbreviation AIO) to be the proportion of a matter component (such as carbon) in a given input flux that is recovered in the selected output flux.
