"allocation without" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of assigning or distributing resources or tasks without a specific method or plan in place. Example: The company's budget committee decided to implement a new policy of allocation without strict guidelines, resulting in confusion and inefficiency among employees.
Our model has been, if possible, to have that flexibility within our payroll allocation without going too long and deep".
Flintoff got through his full nine overs' allocation without ill-effect, earning one for 32 and taking a wicket in his first over.
Some rough approximation of this seems like a good place to end up this year, as it both brings her into the process and gets us closer to our goal of an ideal allocation without necessarily bickering over the last few percentage points.
Any further increase in the power budget, cannot increase the SU sub-carrier power allocation without violating the interference constraint.
Figure 4 Gains of proposed method for macro, pico and femto users over resource allocation without any power control.
An alternative approach is that each base station optimizes its own resource allocation without any information exchange.
A Department of Health spokesperson said: "As the NAO recognises, there is a judgment to be made about how quickly areas can be moved to their target allocations without destabilising services.
In contrast to these proposals, we investigate the problem that whether or not the selfish users could be enabled to endorse stable task sharing with balanced allocations without incentive mechanism designs.
These troubling questions remain: How will the proposed chancellor, skilled as she may be, decide on priorities, programs, personnel and budget allocations without personal expertise and knowledge of the basic subject matter she will oversee?
In order to investigate how the quality of the allocations (measured by the standard deviation between the means of the groups) depends on the percentage of missing answers, we compared the quality of the allocations without missing data to the quality of the allocations obtained when removing a percentage of answers for relationships or prognostic factors.
Patients will agree to participate before the random allocation and without knowing which treatment they will be allocated to.
