The phrase "allocation of posts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing or assigning positions, roles, or responsibilities within an organization or system.
Example: "The allocation of posts within the new department will be finalized by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "distribution of positions" or "assignment of roles."
As different enterprises have different organizations, production techniques, equipment, facilities, allocations of posts and responsibilities, businesses and activities, they have different requirements for job-related HSE competency.
April: Supporters of Sadr storm a parliament building demanding new government to fight corruption and end allocation of government posts along sectarian lines.
A central-committee plenum in November gave warning that the allocation of such posts "in violation of regulations" would no longer be allowed.
BRUSSELS — Just as the allocation of top posts in the European Commission was being finalized, questions were raised Wednesday over the role once played by the European Union's new foreign affairs representative in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain.
The allocation of ministerial posts will be agreed over the next month with Sunni politicians hoping to secure the job of Foreign Secretary that has long been held by Hoshyar Zebari, a senior Kurdish leader.
Publication C was a survey on the allocation of training posts to applicants for postgraduate medical education in Austria [ 29].
Since David Montgomery's path-breaking work in 1972, economists have asserted that the post-trading allocation of control responsibility among sources and hence the aggregate costs of control are independent from the initial permit allocation.
"They gave us the yard, but they didn't give us the proper allocation of staff to be able to post up in there," said William Siffermann, chief of juvenile probation, who oversees the hall.
These findings contribute to the property rights literature regarding how the boundaries and the allocation of decision rights affect the ex post-efficiency of production (Coase 1937; Tirole 1999; Williamson 1985).
Simoncini (Simoncini 2013, Simoncini 2014 9) notes the allocation of liability not only makes possible post-facto criminal law sanctions and civil law remedies to penalise inadequate societal risk management (it creates the stick) but also provides an ex-ante indirect incentive for good risk management (it produces the carrot).
