The phrase "allocation regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or management of resources, rights, or responsibilities within a specific framework or system.
Example: "The new allocation regime implemented by the government aims to ensure fair distribution of resources among all communities."
Alternatives: "distribution system" or "resource management framework".
Effective capacity of MIMO links are calculated under two different resource allocation regimes, where either time or fixed power resources are allocated among users.
Most of the world's water entitlement and allocation regimes evolved during periods of abundance and, hence, are not well suited to the management of water scarcity.
The concentrate allocation regimes within both concentrate levels were steady (SR), and increased (IR) or decreased (DR) during the later part of the growing period.
On the positive level, the paper investigates how different allocation regimes, on the one hand, and different elasticities of substitution between housing and differentiated products, on the other, affect the characteristics of city-size distribution.
We study hospitals in California, comparing resource allocation during a regime dominated by quality competition and a regime dominated by price competition.
Weaknesses included small subject numbers, unclear reporting of allocation, unusual dietary regimes, differences in energy intake, fat composition or fibre between conditions, unhealthy subjects, heterogeneity of results, and selective reporting.
Besides modification of the ventilation regime, the allocation to different oxygen saturation targets was extensively studied during the recent years.
These aspects cover the early involvement of the contractor in the design and estimation of costs, procurement procedures, integration of design and construction, the incentives and disincentives regime, risk allocation, contract flexibility, and actions that allow the contracting party to maintain bargaining power during possible renegotiations.
In a low SNR regime, the power allocation results in two cases: (A) small channel variance in the source-to-destination link compared with the relay-to-destination link, where variance (0.1, 1, 1) and (B) high channel variance in the source-to-destination link compared with the relay-to-destination link, where variance (1, 1, 0.1).
In a high SNR regime, the optimum power allocation results in an equal power allocation as shown in Figure 7b, where variance (0.1, 1, 1) is considered.
