The phrase "allocation raising" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in specific contexts related to finance or resource management, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "The company is focusing on allocation raising to ensure that resources are distributed more effectively among departments."
Alternatives: "resource allocation increase" or "funding allocation enhancement".
And because the stock market performs better over the long term than most other asset classes, this higher allocation raises the bar for hedge funds.
The festival had the largest attendance since the construction of the security fence, and the largest legitimate attendance to date: ticket allocation was raised by 27,500 to 137,500, which were charged at £145 and sold out in 1 hour 45 minutes.
We also examine some cost-allocation issues raised by the use of DRE systems and fixed time-invariant retail pricing.
The issue of mutual fund managers engaging in improper IPO allocations was raised at a congressional hearing Tuesday by Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.).
The Saigon Government says that it cannot raise the allocation for prisoners without raising the pay of its own armed forces, which it claims it cannot afford.
Lehman Brothers appears to have got the timing right, by raising its allocation of dollar-denominated bonds in the fourth quarter.
Raising the allocation of resources to programme administration has a reducing effect on the unemployment rate, either directly or through its interaction with policy variables.
Pension funds, keen to diversify out of shares and bonds, have been raising their allocations to property.Moreover, Blackstone knows the game, having amassed a large property portfolio including Trizec Properties, bought jointly with Brookfield last October for $4.8 billion.
Raising those allocations, says industry minister John Manley, is "the next step" in the budget process.
"For many years, port deficits were considered of minimal importance and a matter that could be corrected with larger budget allocations or simply by raising charges.
