The phrase "allocation of ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to property rights, business partnerships, or asset distribution.
Example: "The allocation of ownership among the partners was clearly defined in the agreement."
Alternatives: "distribution of ownership" or "assignment of ownership."
Our model yields a sharp characterization for the optimal allocation of ownership rights along the value chain.
Because blockchain tokens allow for a truly distributed allocation of ownership, a unique opportunity lies in the idea of a new 'token exchange,' with a liquidity pool, owned by its token holders.
In some cases, the allocation of ownership was defended by a particular group and in others, chafed at: Intensivist: ' At the end of the day the staff [intensivist] is the bottom line.
The authors discuss a number of such examples, where the boundaries of the firm seem to be determined by factors other than the need to protect investments, and where other mechanisms than the allocation of asset ownership are used to provide investment incentives.
For a community-oriented program with a lot of emphasis on community participation in decision making, allocation of resources, ownership and sustainability, there was need to refocus the strategy of vertical planning and implementation.
"Let's make sure we get good capital allocation... build a culture of ownership... flexible use of financial assets... productive science... opportunity to domicile... putting together the headcount," were among his phrases as he faced MPs last month, much to the frustration of committee members.
This dimension refers to the allocation and ownership of responsibility for implementation of a complex intervention within a health care setting.
Some of the legal issues raised by geothermal energy resources include questions of ownership and allocation of the resource, the grant of exploration permits, exploitation rights, royalties, and the extent to which geothermal energy issues have been recognised in existing planning and environmental laws.
The tendency began as an allocation of a burden of producing evidence of ownership.
After liberation, however, several African governments declared a state monopoly over the ownership or allocation of land.
The pasture-related legislation was reviewed with critical consideration of its central contents, particularly regulations of management including utilization, monitoring, and conservation, as well as ownership and allocation of usage rights.
