The phrase "allocation off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of allocating something, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The allocation off of resources was not communicated effectively to the team."
Alternatives: "allocation of" or "distribution of".
They perceive other instances of unfair treatment: they work overtime with no extra pay or non-financial incentives and they experience favouritism in the allocation off-duty schedules.
He added that the allocation of time off was based on full departmental size, and not on union membership.
Ofcom attempted to tackle this issue in its report by arguing there may be a case for a "one-off allocation of funding" – with the BBC's £130m-a-year digital switchover surplus one potential source – to "facilitate structural relationships".
The prime minister, Tony Abbott, announced on Wednesday that the one-off allocation of 12,000 places would be on top of Australia's existing annual humanitarian intake of 13,750 – bowing to pressure from ministers, backbenchers, state premiers, other political parties and community members to increase the overall quota to help the plight of Syrian and Iraqi refugees.
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Table 1 Key literature findings on the impact of the SLCP on labor migration Reference Studied zone Year of investigation Data Method Key findings on labor migration Uchida et al. (2007 ) Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu 2003 1999 , 2002 359 households Household level PSM / DD No significant program impact on change in labor allocation into off-farm work or migration.
This paper lays the basis for two analyses: (1) the effect of uncertainties on the trade-off surface obtained through a multi-objective optimization framework; (2) development of the "value of research" framework which is concerned with analyzing the trade-offs between allocation of resources for the reduction of uncertainties and benefits accrued to the objectives through this reduction [K.
The empirical estimations can serve as a guide in questions of comparing with alternative in economic policy design when investigating trade-offs between allocation of expenditures for defence equipment and their opportunity costs for non dual-use of high tech products and services.
Trade-offs can take many and diverse forms, but theoreticians have most commonly considered the role of resource allocation trade-offs: organisms have limited resources to invest in the processes (e.g. growth, maintenance, and reproduction) required to successfully transmit gene copies to future generations (Roff 1992; Stearns 1992).
A participatory approach to multiple criteria analysis was also trialled to assist understanding of preferences and values in water allocation trade-off deliberations.
Sensitivity analyses under different tax rate settings are given to provide the environmental regulators with insights into the impacts of a Pigovian tax policy on the discharger's BOD removal decisions, as well as to identify the waste-load allocation trade-offs between costs and equity.
