The phrase "allocation resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, finance, or resource distribution, indicating that a decision regarding the allocation of resources has been made.
Example: "After much discussion, the allocation resolved allows us to proceed with the project without further delays."
Alternatives: "resource allocation finalized" or "distribution determined".
Any disagreements about the specialty category allocation were resolved through discussion.
There is a host agent for each host that receives the resource allocation decisions of all VM agents and determines the final allocations by resolving any possible conflicts.
In [7], the resource allocation problem was resolved in two stages.
Nowadays, conflicts in which two or more agents cannot decide the allocation have been resolved by a trial.
The success of water banking in some urban or suburban areas is typically the result of earlier water conflicts that led to courts deciding percentages of water rights for various parties and appointing "water masters" to oversee allocations and resolve future disputes.
Rather than using hard computation approaches such as utility-based optimizations, we use fuzzy controller to perform scheduling and resource allocations to resolve mapping among priority, transmission opportunity, and QoS requirements.
For the updated q, the spectrum and power allocation subproblem can be resolved to obtain updated x m,n and P m,n, the process continues until the convergence condition, i.e., |R tot(x m,n,P m,n )−q P tot(x m,n,P m,n )|≤ω 1 meets, where ω 1 denotes the maximum tolerance.
The allocation and prices are then resolved for each item separately, based solely on the bids submitted on that item.
There are difficult issues to be resolved concerning the allocation of infrastructure, debt, and assets.
Other difficulties in cost-center accounting are resolved well: internal allocation methods such as the iterative method are advanced; compensation keys are appropriate; and the cost-center/cost category breakdown is detailed.
