The phrase "allocation of sufficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of adequate resources or funds in various contexts, such as business, finance, or project management.
Example: "The allocation of sufficient resources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "distribution of adequate" or "assignment of enough".
The first is the obvious one of allocation of sufficient time, money, and other resources.
and, unsurprisingly, on the allocation of sufficient public funding.
Such devolution requires, of course, the allocation of sufficient financial resources.
Fundamentally, an effective strategy requires the allocation of sufficient time and resources.
The burden for both patients and society helps to justify the allocation of sufficient resources to effective treatment for patients with UPS.
Our finding with regard to patients with UPS – that their QoL was one of the poorest of all patient groups – is a clear reminder that they are in great need and that the allocation of sufficient resources is justified.
Schematically, the system of "checks and balances" should be anchored on the allocation of appropriate and sufficient powers to each public institution.
We evaluated 1000 experiments (one experiment is a task allocation trial with a duration of sufficient events to allow the distribution of the task to complete) for each scheduling scheme.
In this regard, sufficient allocation of resources to programme administration and policy continuity appear to be particularly important.
This envisages the availability ostaff with conceptual understanding and the ability to orchestrate technical assistanceinterventions and sufficient allocation of staff time for the CRI and calls for orientation and training workshops backed by ongoing coaching and mentoring.
In light of this, the logical first step is not to start an initiative that calls for (external) re-analysis of study results, but would be to ensure sufficient allocation of methodological expertise in the assessment of marketing authorization applications.
