The phrase "allocation of services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or assignment of services, often in business, government, or organizational settings.
Example: "The allocation of services among different departments is crucial for efficient operation."
Alternatives: "distribution of services" or "assignment of services".
§ 124.506 Allocation of services; plan requirement.
While much of the focus was on the city's failure to either close or adequately clear Lake Shore Drive, leaving hundreds of motorists stranded, the response to the storm in many wards reopened the long-running question of whether City Hall shortchanges outlying neighborhoods in the allocation of services.
The work uses a probabilistic approach to find an optimized allocation of services on virtualized physical resources.
In [15], the authors propose a middleware for enterprise cloud computing architectures that can automatically manage the resource allocation of services, platforms, and infrastructures.
At the state level, policy decisions are made with regard to eligibility, extent of the supply and availability of services, allocation of services and benefits, scope and quality of services, including health and safety standards.
In this model the separation relationship has been defined (marked as fi,j edges in the Fig. 8), which allows to consider the constraint which services (marked as nodes I i ) cannot share slice instance (marked as S i nodes) during allocation of services to slices.
In an email, Mr Gunewardena defended the Paternoster Chop House wage structure: "Our house pay and allocation of service charge are set by each general manager and Troncmaster [in each restaurant].
When the static SCH allocation policy is enforced (curves labeled as static allocation), which allows the allocation of service channels in such a way to nullify the inter-BSS interference, worse performances are achieved as compared to the hybrid scenario as well.
Allocation of service points at optimal locations was done by reducing the number of intervention sites.
Many HCBS programs incorporate some level of consumer direction, such as consumer choice in the allocation of service budgets or in the hiring and firing of service providers.
To facilitate the dynamic and efficient allocation of service resources, it is crucial to understand the factors linked with use of the services and number of hospital admissions arising from PE link service.
