The phrase "allocations for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, resource distribution, or planning where specific allocations are made to address certain issues or needs.
Example: "The committee approved the allocations for addressing the community's housing crisis."
Alternatives: "funds for tackling" or "resources for resolving".
Additional allocations include $77 million for addressing the opioid epidemic and billions of dollars to combat H.I.V., AIDS and other infectious diseases, including malaria and Ebola.
This underscores a general lack of consensus on the choice of policy and allocation of responsibility for addressing health inequities associated with HHR losses (See, for example, [ 47]).
In order to raise awareness of the economic costs of CVD and to support increased allocation of resources for addressing CVD and risk conditions, accurate cost data are needed by donors, ministries of health and economic modelers.
As this new research highlights, random allocation may yet offer some potential for addressing increasing segregation.
Generic, summary functions describing crop productivity may suffice for addressing questions concerning trade-offs on resource allocation at farm scale.
A national goal on care and protection of children in need of special protection (CNSP) has been integrated in Viet Nam Social Economic Development Plan 2006-20100) providing very good basis to advocate for increased budget allocations to address the issue of violence against children at national and sub-national levels.
The results shown in Table 2 highlight a major deficiency from using a purely geographical classification as the basis for resource allocation to address access problems.
The regular block allocation is beneficial for low addressing overhead, and it was shown in Section 4.1 to also be beneficial for lowering the envelope variations.
They also committed to addressing appropriate allocations for these basic services.
This resource allocation problem is addressed both for static and dynamic frame length identification procedures (which are described later in Section 2.1) and that the tags remain in coverage of their corresponding reader at least during the whole period of identification (t time-slots).
