The phrase "allocation requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource distribution, budgeting, or project management where specific allocations are necessary.
Example: "The allocation requirement for this project must be met to ensure all resources are properly distributed."
Alternatives: "resource allocation need" or "distribution criteria".
Today's budget agreement contains no mention of any research allocation requirements, thus implicitly endorsing the value of all disciplines.
Reducing temperature by ~3 °C would increase development time by >2 days and thus feed and resource allocation requirements and increasing temperature by ~6 °C would increase mortality.
To solve the problem, the first is to identify the utility functions for individual satellite, align them to form the global utility function which can represents the allocation requirements.
However, little is know about their effect on compliance with grant reporting and resource allocation requirements, or about the causal mechanisms.
In addition, higher needs for proteins may arise at higher temperatures due to modifications in the allocation and/or requirement of nutrient resources (e.g. enlarged protein needs for growth and reproduction).
Allocation is an organized process for determining child values in allocable requirements categories.
Then taking weight requirement allocation as example, the mathematical model and solution procedure for collaborative allocation of design requirements in aircraft conceptual design are briefly depicted.
By focusing on what the system must do disregarding the implementation, the functional analysis supports an unbiased system requirement allocation analysis.
After concluding general explanations, we carried out the second stage ("Non-preferences") attempting to present a solution without any preferences previously defined by the DM about the requirement allocation, i.e., considering just the Value and Risk objectives in the optimization process.
When a System of Systems (SoS) is being developed, serial allocation of system requirements may be less suitable, and ensuring requirements loading is properly balanced between systems and that SoS requirements are covered (and not overly covered) by available systems may be less clear.
