The phrase "allocation of papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing or assigning papers, such as in academic or administrative settings.
Example: "The allocation of papers for the conference was completed last week, ensuring that each participant received their assigned topics."
Alternatives: "distribution of papers" or "assignment of papers".
Liverpool City Council say "the problems last time at a small number of polling stations were caused by a number of people turning up at the close of polls and not all of the polling stations had a full allocation of ballot papers.
By examining Bach's allocations of music paper at the court in KRated PG-13then, Wolff guesses that only 15 to 20percentt of Bach's music from that period survived; from his Weimar years, more than 200 compositions are probably lost.
Four years later, after these three journals required authors reporting an RCT to use CONSORT, the proportion of papers in which allocation concealment was not clearly reported had dropped to 39% (30 of 77, mean difference = -22%; 95% confidence interval of the difference: -38%, -6%).
In an email to staff, the LA Times's publisher, David Hiller, said Mr Baquet was leaving because of disagreements over a variety of operating issues including staffing levels and the allocation of resources between the paper and its website.
In this paper, allocation of PSSs in an interconnected power system with inter-area modes has been determined by eigenvalue analysis, and PSSs for the allocated generators have been designed by a frequency response method.
In this paper, allocation of PSSs in an interconnected power system with inter area modes has been determined by an eigenvalue analysis, and PSSs for the allocated generators have been designed by a frequency response method.
The third group of papers focuses on resource allocation strategies for multiuser MIMO systems, which includes techniques for power allocation, user selection and scheduling.
This paper investigates allocation of energy to mechanisms that generate and preserve architectural forms (i.e. developmental stability, complexity of branching patterns) and productivity (growth and reproduction) in response to environmental disturbances (i.e. grazing and resource availability).
To illustrate the significance of spatial access in the allocation of health care services, this paper applies GIS technology to evaluate the distribution of medical clinics in Montreal.
The consensus of a range of papers* is that the asset-allocation decisions of foreigners can raise or lower rates by up to 100 basis points.
