The phrase "allocation situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "In the current allocation situation, we need to reassess how resources are being distributed among the teams."
Alternatives: "resource distribution scenario" or "assignment context".
Such motives, however, appear to be prevalent in common medical allocation situations b).
As illustrated in Fig. 7, the description of power allocation situations are given specifically.
Figures 8 and 9 depict coverage percentage and capacity of three algorithms, which are the average values of different channel allocation situations for neighbor femtocells of femtocell k.
A fourth classical solution is the Talmud rule proposed by Aumann and Maschler (1985) which rationalizes allocation situations found in the Talmud.
Practical optimization situations involving multilevel with fractional objectives have been rare, but such problems can be encountered in the most complex design, pattern recognition, control theory, and resource allocation situations (Mohamed 1997).
In related sophisticated experiments, samples of students and members of the general public were used to elicit generalized preferences for the trade-off between equity and efficiency in hypothetical health allocation situations involving cohorts of newborns.
Christian covered a broad range of resource-allocation situations, including many that weren't about factories, so I decided that I would just watch the video, look for concepts that were relevant, and think about how I could put those concepts to use in my own factory.
As American Banker reported, the tool ascertains the clients' asset allocation, tax situation, preferences, and values in mere seconds.
Four of these cover process factors (attention allocation, spatial situation model, self-location, possible actions), two scales refer to states and actions (higher cognitive involvement, suspension of disbelief) and three scales address more trait-like personality characteristics (i.e. domain specific interest, visual spatial imagery, and absorption).
