The phrase "allocation of research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funding, or efforts towards research activities.
Example: "The allocation of research funds will determine the success of our upcoming projects."
Alternatives: "distribution of research" or "assignment of research resources".
On March 12th the State Council released guidelines on transparency in the allocation of research funding.
From 2015, UK funding bodies (not just of science and engineering) will use the assessments to inform the allocation of research money to all university departments.
Random allocation of research subject to intervention and control groups is one of the most powerful tools for conducting trials of human subjects.
We must reconsider our allocation of research funds, now focused almost exclusively on centrally directed systematic programs.
With the forthcoming REF creating competition among institutions for the allocation of research funding, universities that have not been proactive in communicating their research are beginning to step up their game.
Implications for scientific collaboration and the design and allocation of research space are considered.
There is a need for detailed knowledge of the burden of infectious diseases impose on livestock as a prerequisite to informed decision making, resource allocation, prioritisation of research and selection of interventions.
There have been high-profile concerns expressed about the allocation of biomedical research dollars, which overwhelmingly favor new basic research over efforts to turn what we already know into what we actually do.
The primary tool used to generate definitive medical evidence is the randomized clinical trial, the essential basis of which is the allocation of a research subject to one intervention or another through a deliberate scheme that uses a table of random numbers to determine the assignment of the intervention.
The primary tool used to generate definitive medical evidence is the randomized clinical trial (RCT), the essential basis of which is the allocation of a research subject to one intervention or another through a deliberate scheme that uses a table of random numbers to determine the assignment of the intervention.
Accurate data are essential to inform the appropriate allocation of limited research and prevention resources.
