The phrase "allocation of natural" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in discussions related to resource management, environmental studies, or economics, but it needs to be part of a fuller phrase.
Example: "The allocation of natural resources is crucial for sustainable development."
Alternatives: "distribution of natural resources" or "management of natural assets."
How do your interests relate to the Arctic? A. My work is about multiparty negotiations over the allocation of natural coastal and ocean resources.
Russia must meet six standards to win market-economy status, and on some -- like the degree to which the government controls the allocation of natural resources -- the country's compliance may be an open question.
If the world decisively moves--as it is already gradually moving--away from market allocation of natural resources to political allocation and so-called resource nationalism, then the inability to project sufficient power to guarantee access to key resources will itself curtail that access, weakening the economy that supports that military strength.
He concluded, however, that in the allocation of the natural flow the storage water available might bear upon the equities of the States, although it would have no relevancy to the legal rights of individual appropriators inter se under the law of either Wyoming or Nebraska.
We stubbornly refuse to accept this and are preparing a new development agenda that aims, through proper allocation of our natural resources, to graduate Liberia from development assistance in 10 years, and propels us to a middle-income country by 2030.
He considered the allocation of system natural frequency and the vibration decoupling between DOFs as the objective function and the stiffness and position of mounts as design variables to perform the optimization.
In other words, in order for business to have the license to operate and to be trusted with the production and allocation of scarce natural resources and inherently valuable human resources, it needs to first and foremost accept its ethical responsibility to do no harm and conform to society's ethical norms and expectations.
While for the dynamic cohort (1993 1998) we assumed random allocation of radiation (natural experiment), for the children examined in 2008 2010 we needed to test whether potential risk factors differed in the three remaining exposure categories.
The report criticized the present legislative and regulatory framework as "arbitrary, non-transparent and prone to manipulations," and recommended a competitive bidding process for the allocation and pricing of natural resources, Tehelka wrote.
Domestic political support for Mr. Sechin's proposed deals to acquire TNK-BP became clear on Thursday, when the Interfax news agency reported that Mr. Putin had decided in favor of Rosneft in the allocation of oil and natural gas exploration rights in the Russian sector of the Arctic Ocean, a prized new oil region that is opening because of the receding Arctic ice pack.
Thus, crucial information is lacking to judge the compliance of patients and the significance of the assumed concept of natural allocation.
