The phrase "allocation towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funds, or efforts directed at a specific goal or project.
Example: "The government announced an allocation towards renewable energy initiatives to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "allocation for" or "funding directed at".
Madeline Girard, Prior Mating Success Can Affect Allocation towards Future Sexual Signaling in Crickets.
Attention allocation towards item-context binding was associated with oscillatory alpha desynchronization in the upper alpha band (10 13 Hz) over dominantly left posterior brain areas.
Here we designed an episodic long-term memory (LTM) EEG experiment where we examined brain oscillatory activity associated with attention allocation towards the temporal link between an item and its context.
However, despite the upper level restrictions set by allometry, source-sink interactions and localized responses of individual shoots operated as local processes that directed allocation towards the most favourable positions.
The results highlight the role of alpha desynchronization in voluntary attention allocation towards the temporal conjunction of item and its context in episodic binding and the involvement of posterior brain areas.
The change in resource allocation towards the twigs seems more linked to seed dispersal.
At the time of that cut, the then shadow treasurer, Joe Hockey, and shadow finance spokesman, Andrew Robb, said "the Coalition will reprioritise foreign aid allocations towards non-government organisations that deliver on-the-ground support for those most in need".
It would also be interesting to conduct an analysis determine the effectiveness of national allocations towards the water and sanitation sector.
The process of updating national strategies involves facilitating inclusive national-level debate aimed at bringing strategies and policies more in line with the goals of the WFS: fyl and the MDGs, ensuring country ownership of the process and output and adjusting resource allocations towards hunger reduction and agricultural/rural development.
We formulate the problem of quantitative service differentiation as a generalized resource allocation optimization towards the minimization of system delay, defined as the sum of weighted delay of client requests.
So we can state that, although we explore the resource allocation schemes towards minimal transmission completion time, our proposed schemes also can be used to achieve maximal average transmission rate with proportional fairness for two-way relay OFDM transmission systems.
