The phrase "allocation of priority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of importance or precedence to tasks, resources, or issues.
Example: "The allocation of priority in this project will determine which tasks are addressed first to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "assignment of priority" or "distribution of priority".
Figure 3 Allocation of priority bands in a multi-cellular network.
In general, a random allocation of priority RBs can lead to undesired scenarios.
In this sense, a priority class reuse factor of three results, which is shown in Figures 2 and 3. Figure 2 Allocation of priority bands in neighbouring cells v, i, and j.
Updates on which participants' first saccade was directed toward the object currently being updated were associated with faster RTs, suggesting that the allocation of perceptual attention corresponds to the allocation of priority in WM.
Our landscape genetic studies of within-species gene flow and crop-to-wild gene flow in apples in Europe should facilitate the allocation of priority zones for the conservation of the European wild apple, across its natural distribution.
More recently, however, in the allocation of priorities for the development of the high-pressure steam engine, the simultaneity of Evans' work with that of the British genius Richard Trevithick has been established, and historians have accorded proper credit for his pioneering of the assembly line.
Not inconsequential, these documents guide national commitments to young children, influencing the distribution of resources, the allocation of priorities, and the very nature and content of programs and services for young children.
For example, senior and middle level public servants have discretion in the way they implement policies, in their allocations of priorities and resources, and in the methods and criteria of evaluation of programs.
Figure 11 shows the allocation of least priority class, i.e., CT0.
Generally, the available categories of users are labelled as platinum, gold, silver, and bronze, while each of the groups included is assigned appropriate service parameters, e.g., through the allocation of specific priorities [9, 10].
Through its programme of cooperation with the Government of PNG, UNICEF is also able to influence major policy and programme decisions, and the allocation of budget priorities, for the benefit of children.
