The phrase "allocation of the population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing demographics, resource distribution, or planning related to population management.
Example: "The allocation of the population in urban areas has significant implications for infrastructure development."
Alternatives: "distribution of the population" or "assignment of the population".
An allocation of the total population prize is in the core if the total amount received by any coalition is at least as great as the prize this coalition could obtain on its own.
Determining the location of earthquake emergency shelters and the allocation of affected population to them are key issues that face shelter planning and emergency management.
It is shown that the expected loss of the optimized resource allocation plan derived from this model is smaller than that of the population proportion-based allocation plan and average-based allocation plan.
For these two areas, clusters were randomly selected using global positioning system coordinates following cluster allocation proportional to the population size of the camps.
The choice of study sites, proportionate allocation of study population and recruitments of participants was by convenient sampling, however, this does not invalidates the research findings.
STRUCTURE incorporates useful features that compliment the web portal (e.g. allowing the classification of individuals in K groups without a priori knowledge related to the allocation of samples into population groups) but is computationally demanding.
The healthcare system requires information on the burden of care in order to inform decisions on the needs of the population and the allocation of resources.
The second step computes, for a sample representative of the population and its allocation regions, the standard utilization levels based on need indicators alone.
Migraine is the most prevalent and probably also the most costly of the neurological disorders [1], presumably affecting 11% of the population wordwide [2], but allocation of resources for treatment [3] and research [4] for migraine and headache in general is not proportional to the societal importance of these disorders.
Notwithstanding these efforts, resource allocation in the Ghanaian health sector remains inadequately reflected on the health needs of the population, and to date, only few indicators of need are included in the allocation criteria.
