The phrase "allocation to start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, resource distribution, or project management when referring to the initial distribution of resources or funds.
Example: "The allocation to start the new project will be finalized by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "initial allocation" or "funds to initiate".
In the decentralized approach, it is not possible to allocate the spectrum resources to the operators in the L2 market level because there is no negotiation protocol for the resource allocation prior to starting the spectrum sharing game.
In December Screen Australia launched its Gender Matters initiative in an attempt to bridge that gap, with an immediate $3m allocation to jump-start female-led projects that would be ready for production within two years, and another $2m of support for placements, distribution incentives, marketing and networking for women in film.
Meanwhile, the MBS A is designed to start its spectrum allocation from a different point, i.e., SS other than PS of FBS1,n.
Asia's wealthy like to start with a small allocation to test the waters.
The first of the proposed bit loading algorithms comprises two steps; to start with, the power allocation P i is computed using Algorithm 1, and the corresponding bit-load b i is obtained from (18).
We then randomised participants to one of the two treatment groups using an independent telephone randomisation service and booked appointments to start treatment according to allocation.
Cashman developed the resource allocation software Horowitz later acquired from Gray Peak's new owner USWeb/CKS to start Opus 360.
However, one place to start might be a reassessment of the current allocation of resources.
Our application for a person to start the process to apply for a review is waiting allocation.
Chad can unilaterally change the rules about allocation of oil revenues after five years, even though profits are not expected to start flowing until four years from now.
