The phrase "allocation of pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution or management of pressure in various fields, such as physics, engineering, or even metaphorically in social situations.
Example: "The allocation of pressure within the hydraulic system is crucial for its efficient operation."
Alternatives: "distribution of pressure" or "management of pressure".
In this way every heat exchanger has the optimum allocation of heat exchanger surface, pressure drop and pinch-point-temperature difference for the given boundary conditions.
Additionally, pressure on the allocation of staff time is indicated around the access difficulties encountered by people with diabetes in obtaining appointments (see Fig. 1) and the time and space given over to the operationalization of specific targets measured for the QOF.
Changes need to take place within research granting mechanisms and structures and within post-graduate training institutions to overcome some of the intrinsic pressures that discourage allocation of resources and time to GHR.
Research nurses, unaware of the allocation, measured blood pressure and waist circumference in both arms.
For example, he expects "a reduction in global trade and payment imbalances, the return of more pronounced inflationary pressures and a more diversified allocation of investible funds around the world".
He said "the political pressures" in Congress had turned the allocation of security money into a pork-barrel program in which small states received far more dollars per person than those states at greater risk, like New York.
The article describes how this system assists project management in overcoming two key challenges: (1) blending accountability pressure with support and (2) optimizing the allocation of project resources.
Declaring a national emergency would at least allow the immediate allocation of more federal resources to address the crisis and put more pressure on Congress to take legislative action.
