The phrase "allocation over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities across a specific duration.
Example: "The project's success depends on the careful allocation over time of both financial and human resources."
Alternatives: "distribution over time" or "assignment over time".
Proponents of life-cycle funds point to many academic studies citing the importance to returns of maintaining proper asset allocation over time.
The investor gets asset allocation, professional management and risk-based changes in the allocation over time.
We study the problem of allocation over time of total cost incurred by countries in a cooperative game of pollution reduction.
This paper presents a framework to determine optimal resource allocation over time for the production of a good by heterogeneous producers who generate a stock externality.
We consider emissions- and output-based allocation rules which allow for updating of the basis of allocation over time and thereby do not rely on historical data only.
We design a mechanism for allocation over time of total individual cost so that the initial agreement remains valid for the whole duration of the game.
But if you have a strategic asset allocation that may adjust over time as you get closer to retirement, whatever the reasons are, if you're disciplined what you do is you let your portfolio tell you when it's time to do stuff, as opposed to trying to figure out which bloviating strategist on CNBC that day is going to be writing there short-term market call.
The rate at which the funds changed their asset allocations over time — a crucial formulation known in the industry as a "glide path" — also varied greatly.
Integrated cyclical water management can help adaptation to climate variation and uncertainty by varying the proportion of surface water and groundwater allocations over time in response to changing water availability.
Updating allocations, which involve periodically adjusting allocations over time to reflect changes in firms' operations, contrast with this.
We've needed the right kind of leadership from governmental and political leaders to sustain resource allocations over time to produce meaningful impacts for patients and their families.
