The phrase "allocations arising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource distribution, or project management where allocations are being discussed as a result of certain conditions or events.
Example: "The report details the allocations arising from the recent budget adjustments."
Alternatives: "allocations resulting" or "allocations generated".
Stylized farm models are used to predict changes in household land allocation arising from agricultural policy changes, with explicit incorporation of biophysical feedback from erosion outcomes to agricultural productivity and subsequent crop choices made by optimizing farmers.
The Commission's expert testified that the probability that the observed allocation arose by chance was approximately one in a "quadrillion," which is one in ten multiplied by itself 15 times.
Resource allocation arises as an issue because the resources of a society are in limited supply, whereas human wants are usually unlimited, and because any given resource can have many alternative uses.
It is only when a node is shared by multiple sessions, that a conflict in the resource allocation arises.
From the user perspective, capacity allocation arises in IaaS and PaaS scenarios where the user is in charge with the control of the number of VMs or application containers running in the system.
We found that over time government moved away from the original capitation funding model as the result of (a) a macro-allocation problem arising from system disturbance and professional opposition, and (b) a micro-allocation problem that emerged when local budgets were not shared equitably.
This paper studies a cost allocation problem arising from hub spoke network systems.
We study the computational complexity of the Spare Capacity Allocation problem arising in optical networks that use a shared mesh restoration scheme.
The capacity allocation problem arising at the provider side involves deciding the optimal placement of running applications on a suitable number of VMs, which in turn has to be executed on appropriate physical servers.
