The phrase "allocation of the human" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource management, particularly in relation to human resources or workforce distribution.
Example: "The allocation of the human resources was crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "distribution of personnel" or "assignment of human resources."
If this is the case, equal distribution of physicians against service industry population is neither desirable nor justifiable because concentration of physicians in urban areas beyond the amount of demand in the areas is not a rational allocation of the limited human resource.
The distinction lies in the capacity of the system versus the allocation of human resources to the system compared to those available.
The wording of tenders must be regulated, failing which they shall be inadmissible, by the awarding competent authority, so that they contain a detailed and reasoned description of arrangements for providing the routes and services tendered (covering the allocation of both human and material resources).
The learning and teaching time an educational system can provide for depends on the allocation of its human and material resources.
National governments need to acknowledge the unacceptable nutrition situation of children and act upon it through adequate and sustained policy and programme action, including the allocation of appropriate human and financial resources.
Not least, liberals perceived that the market biased the allocation of human and physical resources toward the satisfaction of consumer appetites e.g., for automobiles, home appliances, or fashionable clothing while basic needs for schools, housing, public transit, and sewage systems, among other things went unmet.
To monitor the relative allocation of human resources to the health system, all samples were limited to the population of economically active age (15 years and over) declaring an occupation.
The paper highlights the centrality of public assistance in the process of agricultural growth and development, provides pertinent insights and suggests actions to be taken in order to affect both the institutional framework and policy environment as well as to enhance the mobilisation and allocation of public human and material resources between and within agriculture and the rest of the economy.
In addition, consortia should, at an early stage, set up plans for data sharing with the wider community, which includes the allocation of financial and human resources to realise the data-sharing plan, even after the project ends.
The co-morbidity of the chronic dental and medical conditions is strong argument for the allocation of monetary and human resources according to the "directed vulnerable population strategy" (DVPS) that may be cost saving in the long perspective [ 20].
