The phrase "allocation of property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, law, finance, or resource management when discussing how property is distributed or assigned.
Example: "The allocation of property among the heirs was a contentious issue during the estate settlement."
Alternatives: "distribution of assets" or "assignment of property".
Who picks up the bill will simply be determined by the allocation of property rights.
(Arthur Frommer) At least half of eight currently existing cap-and-trade regimes satisfy the independence property—"whereby the initial allocation of property rights does not affect the environmental or social outcome and the scheme is cost-effective".
In line with theory we show that this effect varies with the market value of knowledge, and the allocation of property rights.
Fundamentally, the organisational option adopted shall have a direct impact on the allocation of property rights and the way innovations' value is captured and distributed among agents.
Since the decision of the original owners to accept or dispute the expropriation payment was uncorrelated to the squatter characteristics, these different decisions by the former owners generated an exogenous allocation of property rights across squatters.
The allocation of property rights, the organisational design of R&D activities, the financing of the various phases of the innovation process and the sharing of productive knowledge all raised research questions that called for theoretical and empirical investigations.
In 2005, Buffalo Grove and Lincolnshire reached a boundary agreement with respect to the allocation of properties surrounding and concerning the unincorporated Prairie View area, which lay in between the two Lake County villages.
Proposition 13 says that the allocation of the property taxes among local government entities is a decision to be made by the governor and the Legislature.
Specifically, the state must compensate anyone who, due to the existing allocation of private property rights in external resources, cannot otherwise achieve Wi.
