The phrase "allocations course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education or training programs that focus on the distribution of resources or funds.
Example: "The university offers an allocations course that teaches students how to effectively manage budgets and resources in various sectors."
Alternatives: "resource distribution course" or "fund allocation class".
Subsequent to ethical approval by the AUW ethics committee in February 2010, Darfuri student lists were made available from the registrar's office, which contained contact information including year group, school allocation, class locations and course timetables.
Time allocation: Increasing course structure will encourage students to spend more time each week on the course, particularly on preparation.
There are financial calculators, asset allocation models, courses on financial planning and understanding risk, mutual fund and stock scanners and detailed reports from the firm's analysts, as well as access to news and one's own account performance.
It prohibits schools and school districts from discriminating in their allocation of courses, academic programs and extracurricular activities, teachers and leaders, other school personnel, school facilities, and technology and instructional materials, and offers steps to level the playing field.
Figure 2 Course allocation among three LMSs.
The version of Biome-BGC used here was adapted from version 4.1.2 [25] to simulate stand-replacing disturbances [77], dynamic allocation over the course of succession [78], and mixed severity fire [17].
Researchers who collected outcome data remained blinded to treatment allocation throughout the course of the trial.
The assessor will be blinded to treatment allocation throughout the course of the study.
Participants will be asked not to reveal randomization when they become aware of treatment allocation during the course of the follow-up.
Neither the TSC nor any other team member involved with running the trial will have sight of accumulating data by allocation during the course of the trial.
