The phrase "allocation of management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of responsibilities or resources within a management structure.
Example: "The allocation of management tasks among team leaders is crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "distribution of management" or "assignment of management".
There is no hard and fast formula, but in rough terms we believe a 70-20-10 allocation of management time is about right.
The approach is flexible and could be applied to a variety of other landscape planning problems dealing with the effective allocation of management measures.
A fire environment zone map offers a basis for evaluating these fire-related problems and designing more effective fire management plans to improve the allocation of management resources across a landscape.
Increasing the collective contribution of protected areas toward preventing species extinctions requires the strategic allocation of management efforts.
Gaps and challenges in implementing effective community-based care management programs include: optimizing allocation of care management services; lack of available technology tailored to care management needs; lack of standards and interoperability; integrating care management into care settings; evaluating impact; and funding and sustainability.
Because introduced species vary in their impact, studying the relationship between invasion and native communities is necessary to guide allocation of finite management resources.
Levene P and Stewart WDP (1993) Review of Allocation, Management and Use of Government Expenditure on Science and Technology.
To mitigate crop damage by insect pests, it is important to determine priority areas for the allocation of available pest management resources, which are usually limited.
The basic principle of free trade, on which the economic incentives of European integration are heavily premised, suggest takeover activity creates growth via efficient allocation of capital and management, and the state therefore should support, not hinder, such activities.
The report notes that while most organizations have gone through the motions, their efforts "are not sufficiently reflected in the allocation of resources or management of facilities".
Randomization of subjects, allocation of medication, and management of drug supplies was performed using an Interactive Voice Response System.
