The phrase "allocation of valuable" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the distribution of valuable resources, assets, or time.
Example: "The allocation of valuable resources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "distribution of valuable" or "assignment of valuable".
Corbat: It's more around allocation of valuable resources — Michael de la Merced (@m_delamerced) 16 Oct 12 Wondering which other analysts will chime in.
Executive discretion prevails over most decisions, including the allocation of valuable exploration, production and export licenses.
Prospective identification of high risk patients coming for surgery will allow hospitals to prioritise the allocation of valuable resources such as intensive care beds and to avoid unplanned readmissions.
Competitors will participate in an auction to determine the allocation of this valuable and scarce space efficiently.
In addition to making investments in newspapers and solar power, Bezos and Musk have mastered the art of detail-oriented allocation of human capital, a valuable asset in an aerospace industry where small errors in detail have explosive consequences.
In other words, in order for business to have the license to operate and to be trusted with the production and allocation of scarce natural resources and inherently valuable human resources, it needs to first and foremost accept its ethical responsibility to do no harm and conform to society's ethical norms and expectations.
At a general level, the Fuller study fails to distinguish between economic costs -- the consumption of valuable resources, including labor -- and the dynamics of resource allocation shifts as a response to changes in relative prices..
In this case, development of a method for optimal allocation of resource to the activities would be valuable.
We also believe these data to be valuable in conceptualizing the allocation of treatment resources toward a proactive approach with early identification of patients who are responding poorly for the purpose of potentially reducing later psychopathology.
Most importantly, the very act of priority setting can provide valuable direction for the allocation of public and private research funds into areas of strategic importance.
There are plenty of valuable programs.
