The phrase "allocation of product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distribution, supply chain management, or resource management where products are assigned or distributed to different locations or entities.
Example: "The allocation of product to various retail locations is crucial for meeting customer demand."
Alternatives: "distribution of product" or "assignment of product".
In particular, they consider the allocation of products to production sites over a 12-year planning horizon.
One of the most relevant topics in warehouse management system (WMS) is the security issue and concerns the optimal placement allocation of products with respect of product and human safety in a sustainable system.
They suggested a mixed integer linear multi-objective programming model as a decision support tool for selection of suppliers and subcontractors, allocation of products to locations, utilization of capacity and configuration of transport as well as decisions to reduce carbon emissions in the supply chain.
Nitrogen deposition influences the allocation of photosynthetic products between ephemeral and long-lived tissues, respiration and biomass production, and above- and below-ground components (Litton et al. 2007), as well as the allocation and amount of photosynthates to plant organs (Yang et al. 2012).
Its prior meaning implies scarcity and allocation of physical products.
Therefore, it is related to the allocation of assimilation products and the development of grain yield related traits.
The biomass of plant organs is determined by the allocation of photosynthetic products when adapted to N deposition.
The results confirm that the proposed method can successfully determine the location of different facilities and the allocation of the products and components.
In order to maximize the use of recovered nutrients, a mass integration framework was developed for the optimum scheduling the allocation of composting products.
The four scales are concerned with weathering processes, allocation of weathered products, the interrelations of weathering and denudation, and the topographic and isostatic responses to weathering-limited denudation (the regolith, hillslope, landscape unit, and landscape scales, respectively).
