The phrase "allocation planned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, resource management, or project planning to indicate that a distribution of resources has been scheduled or organized.
Example: "The allocation planned for the upcoming project will ensure that all departments receive the necessary resources to meet their goals."
Alternatives: "resource distribution scheduled" or "budgeting arranged".
The irrigation scheduling software stands as a valuable tool for on-farm water resources allocation planning.
Robotic cognitive capabilities include attention allocation, planning, perception processing, reasoning about the other agents and the environment.
Extensive simulation results show that the proposed RAP variants can identify resource allocation plans that satisfy SLAs without exhaustively generating all possible plans.
Given traces that capture the workload behavior of a set of applications, RAP automatically discovers time varying resource allocation plans that globally minimize SLO violations across the applications.
The study offers a novel design scheme and supporting tools for more effective budget/resource allocation, planning, and operation management of flexible transit systems.
If a model can capture the impact of hybrid scaling, i.e., simultaneously scaling vertically as well as horizontally, then RAP algorithms can leverage such a model for resource allocation planning.
Our Pareto-search algorithm receives the user's workload and is responsible for determining all the slots' allocation plans that minimize both the makespan and the spending budget (discussed in detail in Algorithm 1 in Section 4.3).
Research utilization refers to "making decisions concerning policy, advocacy and resource allocation, planning and management, and program systems development and strengthening, using information generated from research" [ 1].
Knowledge and understanding of health service usage are necessary for health resource allocation, planning and monitoring the achievement of universal coverage (UHC).
The potential of drop-in fuels production from corn stover in Iowa is examined, showing an around 40 cents per gallon profit under the optimal location-allocation planning.
