The phrase "allocation there is a" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "In the context of resource management, allocation there is a need for careful planning."
Alternatives: "there is an allocation of" or "allocation requires a".
Using the low range of the allocation, there is a potential pool of $650 billion to invest in venture capital.
First, as in other study on network resource allocation, there is a potential gain from employing the concept of utility.
In order to overcome the problem of spectrum scarcity resulting from conventional static spectrum allocation, there is a growing interest in the design and the development of cognitive radio technology [1].
For making health policy or planning for resource allocation, there is a need for monitoring at the lowest level; that is, where service providers provide services at the doorstep.
With uniform allocation, there is an over-allocation for closer MCs to the MR (MCs 1 and 2) while the rate demand of farer users with bad channel conditions (MCs 3 and 4) are not satisfied.
But as the Wanderers fans filed into the stadium to fill their allocation, there was a feeling that this fixture might become the biggest in the competition.
Finally, as you think about your allocation there are a few things to consider.
But that does not matter so much since the delegate allocation there is quite proportional if the popular vote is close.
As with activity time allocation there is greater difference within activity sequences between persons than within person days.
Within the total allocation there are winners and losers, with some councils set to lose as much as 8.9%.
HRC fiscal policy by definition is a voluntarist regime that is forced to make decisions on allocation; there is no (immediate) need to build up and justify the extraction of resources from richer strata of society.
