The phrase "allocation system and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a system related to the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "The allocation system and its efficiency are crucial for managing the project's budget effectively."
Alternatives: "distribution system and" or "resource management system and".
These services are currently external to the market allocation system and are part of the open access commons.
"We wanted this to be a party-building exercise," Mr. Cox said of the revised delegate allocation system, "and it's turning out that way".
Mr. Kiener promoted the power of his "K1 Fund Allocation System," and is accused of taking advantage of lax lending oversight by banks during the credit boom.
The process of water privatisation in Chile which began in 1981 under General Pinochet established a model for water management that strengthened private water rights, adopted a market-based allocation system and reduced state oversight.
This project focused on the legal and institutional framework associated with California's water rights allocation system, and identifies changes to that framework that would facilitate adaptation to climate change.
This paper presents a synthesis approach based on optimum allocation system and Naive Bayes (NB) algorithm for detecting mental states based on EEG signals.
For such a task to be sustainable, an understanding of available water resources, functional allocation systems and cautious balancing of surface and groundwater abstractions are required (Taylor et al. 2012; Shemsanga et al. 2017).
After articulating the relationship between care and research with tissue and data, Boeckhout and Douglas stress a progressive blurring of boundary, as new epistemic objects emerge, through practices including the formatting of data, the development of new resource allocation systems, and the routinized work of patients as contributors within clinical research itself.
It is suggested that these differences in mentality were due to differences in resource allocation systems, and security of funding.
They then reinvested half the budget savings to establish new staff-training programs, a new time-allocation system, and new in-store standards to dramatically improve customer service and took the rest in margin improvement.
Addressing this knowledge gap would require consultation with decision-makers whose positions relate to resource allocation, system design, and other central functions of PHC.
