The phrase "allocation to a target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or resource distribution where specific resources are assigned to a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The allocation to a target must be carefully monitored to ensure that resources are being used effectively."
Alternatives: "assignment to a goal" or "distribution to a specific objective".
A "to" approach adjusts the allocation up to a target date, at which time it becomes finalized.
One general rule would be to rebalance whenever the actual asset allocation to a broad asset class varies at least 10% from the target allocation.
The allocation to different target groups (as a proportion of total cost) remained much the same throughout the period, (aside from the cost of reaching home based workers that increased as the programme expanded).The total cost of the programme in Bangalore was around US$3.1 million.
Certainly, many functions in the advertising industry have benefited from AI. From bid rate management and budget allocation to programmatic targeting and A/B optimization, activities that require heavy data processing are now being done much faster and more effectively by machines.
Proponents of rebalancing will tell you the strategy is all about risk control by sticking to a target allocation between stocks and bonds, growth and value, domestic and international, small-cap and large-cap, and so on, you can effectively manage the overall risk of your portfolio through various market cycles.
Accounting across accounts: maintaining a portfolio to a target asset allocation becomes more difficult when you're monitoring an allocation across several accounts rather the same allocation among accounts.
You can find out how the allocation of a target date fund evolves over time and what happens to the allocation at and after the target date by reading the fund's prospectus.
Possibly, caffeine is able to facilitate attention allocation that is necessary to locate a target [49].
But if you don't trust yourself to make an allocation decision and stick to it, a target fund is not a bad idea.
For example, using the parsimonious model (model 5) to set a target allocation, we would expect about a third of all practices to incur costs more than 10% above or below the predicted level in the budget year.
