The phrase "allocation supply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the distribution of resources or goods, but the combination of the words does not form a standard expression.
Example: "The allocation supply of resources to the affected areas was insufficient to meet the needs of the population."
Alternatives: "resource distribution" or "supply allocation".
(b) When contract parameters are constrained, the CP contract is more flexible in terms of profit allocation among supply chain members than the component contracts.
The rapid expansion of first-generation biodiesel production from vegetable edible oils and animal fats has triggered a sense of concern among policymakers and development practitioners about farm land allocation, food supply, and food market equilibrium.
The aim of this paper is to propose a framework by which the risks related to a customer supplier relationship, the service requirements by the customers and the strategies of the supplier company can be included in production capacity allocation and supply chain design.
Furthermore, auctioning allows for flexibility in targeting the allocation of supply by geographic or thematic areas [24, 25].
Practically, our results implicate that training advertisements and the allocation of supply and demand of training positions can and should not be limited to individual requirements and administrative structures but should instead be much more tailored to specific local situations.
To better help the planners help their clients, AdvisorTech's chief investment officer Jonathan Tiemannformerly a chief investment strategist at Wells Fargo Nikko (now Barclays Global Investors)and his team conduct research on funds and asset allocation to supply suggested investments to advisers using AdvisorTech's system.
In the TGR area, previously, many optimization modeling studies have been conducted but mainly focused on Yangtze River flood control (Cai et al. 2010), hydropower generation (Guo et al. 2011), Yangtze River watershed navigation (Wang and Ruan 2011), and regional water resources allocation and supply (Sun and Lv 2010).
In summary, evidences in existing body of literature seem to suggest that while off-farm income accounts for significant and increasing share of total income of rural farm households in the developing countries, the implications on efficiency of household resource allocation, food supply and overall household welfare remain uncertain, and vary widely by locality and socio-economic environments.
Furthermore, auctioning allows for flexibility in targeting the allocation of supply by geographic or thematic areas [ 24, 25].
Decision on resource allocation to supply the required amount of red meat allotted for national consumption.
