The phrase "allocation principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, resource management, or decision-making frameworks where guidelines for distributing resources or responsibilities are discussed.
Example: "The allocation principles outlined in the report ensure that resources are distributed fairly among all departments."
Alternatives: "distribution guidelines" or "resource allocation rules".
Neither of these two allocation principles can deliver equal per capita emissions by 2050.
Three allocation principles are considered, with the primary one (Egalitarian) based on equal per capita emissions for all countries by 2050.
The two secondary allocation principles, termed Emission-based and GDP-based, distribute allowable emissions according to cumulative historical emissions and cumulative historical GDP respectively.
We illustrate the usefulness of our framework by applying it to example allocation systems with different allocation principles and production rates.
In addition, the allocation principles for the PGSC's current references are proposed by taking into account the PGSC's current rating limit.
Simulation studies on a DFIG system with SGSC under network unbalance and harmonic distorted voltage situation validate the proposed control strategies and allocation principles for PGSC's current reference.
The equal frequency allocation principle and switching principle for three outdoor-unit operation modes have been determined for the recombined system.
Furthermore, it is revealed that the optimum allocation principle of storage materials is to maintain the same discharging time for all the subsystems.
The formulation accounts for the presence of static primary users, and provides a spectrum allocation principle that is applicable to all system topologies and channel availabilities.
In [19], it was shown that FQ in combination with the DROBA adaptive bit allocation principle (FQ + DROBA) provides considerably good performances.
These schemes base upon either a fixed-bit allocation principle (assigning a fixed number of bits to each feature dimension) [4 7, 10, 13, 16, 20] or a dynamic-bit allocation principle (assigning a different number of bits to each feature dimension) [1, 3, 17 19, 21].
