The phrase "allocation problem in the context of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce and define a problem related to the distribution or division of resources, within a specific situation or framework. Example: "The company is facing an allocation problem in the context of budget cuts and increasing demand for their products."
In this paper we present the use of game theoretic models to analyse the cost allocation problem in the context of repairable spare parts pooling.
Authors in [42] examine the budget allocation problem in the context of MapReduce workflows, while in [56], they determine the optimal cluster setup for a Hadoop workload.
This paper investigates the uplink resource allocation problem in the context of Long-Term Evolution (LTE -Advanced systems with carrier aggregation (CA) and duaLTE -Advancededuling.
In this paper, a cloud-based multimedia service system architecture is proposed to overcome the limited bandwidth allocation problem in the context of social network, in which bandwidth limited mobile users are allowed to directly acquire live multimedia streaming from the desktop users rather than the cloud based on their social relationships.
First, in questionnaire experiments conducted by Bosmans and Schokkaert (2009), students in Belgium and Germany faced allocation problems in the context of the division of revenues and the distribution of pensions.
The resource allocation problem in the view of frequency domain is considered, especially for pico UEs.
The authors in [13] present a novel Stackelberg game for the resource allocation problem within the context of femtocell networks.
Hence, we address this problem in the context of the utility-based resource allocation presented in earlier papers.
However, optimal resource allocation problem in multicarrier CR context with both power and mutual interference constraints is still an open topic.
One of the major design problems in the context of manufacturing systems is the well-known Buffer Allocation Problem (BAP).
This study examines preliminary information on local social institutional arrangements for water allocation in the context of Ostrom's rules for self-governing institutions.
