The phrase "allocation of these values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of specific values, such as in finance, data analysis, or resource management.
Example: "The allocation of these values will determine how we prioritize our budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "distribution of these values" or "assignment of these values".
We compare these data with beekeeper reports on the actual usage of managed honeybee colonies for deciduous fruit pollination in the Western Cape ([14], personal communications from the South African Bee Industry Organisation and Deciduous Fruit Producers' Trust) allowing for accurate proportional allocation of the value of each crop to managed and wild pollination.
An initial change detection pass is used to aid in the allocation of proxy values (for missing and anomalous values) and to allocate change events to the correct year, with a second pass to characterize key change points and related time series trends (e.g., change year, post-change slopes, among others).
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Snippet showing the reverse allocation of pressure values to the original matrix.
A few least distortion values and the number of corresponding allocations R N to achieve each of these values are listed in Table 2.
Second, the specific DRGs and values assigned to a set of case vignettes, to investigate the impact of variation in the allocation of patients and values to DRGs upon reimbursement.
Easton defined political behaviour as the "authoritative allocation of values," or the distribution of rewards in wealth, power, and status that the system may provide.
Inputs (demands) flow into the system and are converted into outputs (decisions and actions) that constitute the authoritative allocation of values.
Finally, Figure 6 shows the average rate allocation of the data values per edge, where averaging is performed over the time slots the links are active.
The allocation of values is based on the frequency of the respective amino acid in known natural ligands, T-cell epitopes or binding peptides.
Policy-making can be viewed as involving the 'authoritative allocation of values' [ 28], and when interpreted broadly can include people making the policy as government ministers and officials, as local health service managers, or as representatives of a professional body.
