The phrase "allocation relative to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources in relation to a specific factor or context.
Example: "The allocation relative to the project's budget will determine the success of our initiatives."
Alternatives: "distribution in relation to the" or "assignment concerning the".
Furthermore, all equilibrium allocations relative to the set of menus persist even if principals use more complex mechanisms.
While this is a tiny time allocation relative to efficacy/effectiveness trials like the Treatment for Adolescents with Depression (TADS) study[ 11, 12], it is not inconsequential for busy physicians.
So part of our attitude is don't even try and take a disciplined approach and understand your allocation relative to your risk tolerance.
An attempt is made, in particular, to answer the question whether heteroblastic seedlings gain any advantage in terms of survival, growth and biomass allocation relative to homoblastic congeners in low light.
It is shown that pure-strategy equilibrium allocations relative to any ad hoc set of feasible mechanisms are supported by pure-strategy perfect Bayesian equilibria relative to the set of menus.
I utilize a simple example to show how in a revenue-maximizing allocation, the private school always under-admits the highest ability students relative to the allocation rule that maximizes social welfare.
Linked to these difficulties is a skewed resource allocation of global health funding, relative to the global disease burden.
Our simulations for various multiuser MIMO cases, show that the per user precoding with limited feedback and equal power allocation strategy achieves desirable capacity gains relative to the eigenbeamforming and Grassmannian precoding.
The adaptive strategy produced 2 20% additional reductions in deaths and hospitalizations when applied to the 1918 pandemic scenario, relative to the seasonal allocation strategy, for the range of parameters considered.
