The phrase "allocation of powerful" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The allocation of powerful resources is essential for effective project management."
Alternatives: "distribution of power" or "assignment of authority".
In the context of the preferential allocation of powerful roles to Islamists in organizations, asymmetric intergroup bullying may be one mechanism through which this shift occurs.
Analysts have observed a shift in the allocation of powerful positions in a range of public institutions towards supporters of the new regime (Hoşgör, 2011), leading to the trickle-down effect of installing a newly Islamist-leaning generation of managers in the public sector (Toprak et al., 2008).
When one becomes sufficiently powerful, continued success relies more on the skillful allocation of accumulated power than on persuasion.
"The meaningful reform is replacing allocation of resources by power with allocation of resources by the market," he said.
The digital revolution has helped unblock trade and resource allocation in many other sectors, loosening the grip of powerful mediators.
I thought the most powerful part is the allocation of shares.
Luminex is a new and powerful tool in the allocation of kidneys to recipients.
Papert (1980) argued that powerful ideas themselves are the most powerful of powerful ideas (p. 76)!
That takes care of powerful.
In developing countries, where the economic situation of the populace is far more precarious, we would expect economic forces to be even more powerful determinants of the spatial allocation of the population.
Ranked atop Forbes' 2016 list of "the world's most powerful people" are Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, all of whom embody the dominant understanding of power as an invisible yet coveted allocation of authority and influence, possessed by few and exerted upon many. .
