The phrase "allocation quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, economics, or project management, where the effectiveness or efficiency of resource distribution is being evaluated.
Example: "The allocation quality of the budget directly impacts the project's success and overall performance."
Alternatives: "resource distribution effectiveness" or "allocation efficiency".
Network traffic modeling significantly affects various considerations in networking, including network resource allocation, quality of service provisioning, network traffic management, congestion control, and bandwidth efficiency.
Other high-level parameters, such as resource allocation, quality of service (QoS), and power consumption, have also been investigated to decide and appropriately adapt the system to the environment in real-time.
In addition to its value for epidemiological and prevention purposes, injury surveillance data are also valuable for patient outcome assessment, resource allocation, quality improvement, trauma care systems development, and hospital administration (15), which further demonstrates the huge benefit that injury surveillance could have when implemented in LMIC (16, 17).
This may lead an increase in missing data, which our methods can already address but at the expense of lower allocation qualities; this points to the need for further research in handling missing data.
If the codestream had an inadequate layer allocation, the quality of decoded images could be penalized by more than 10 dB, especially when insufficient quality layers are available (see Section 4).
Traditionally, the policy used by middleware targets network management, resource allocation and/or quality of service e.g. dealing with node failure, or allocating sufficient resources as requested by an application.
Time-use allocation influences quality of life.
Most of the existing studies are carried out on radio resource allocation with quality of service (QoS) optimization target [9 11].
The Evidence for Action (E4A) program assumes that both resource allocation and quality of care can improve via a strategy that combines evidence and advocacy to stimulate accountability.
The allocation of quality layers is, therefore, a fundamental issue for JPEG2000 encoders, which commonly distribute layers logarithmically or uniformly spaced in terms of bitrate, and use a rate-distortion optimization method to optimally form them.
