The phrase "allocations in line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing budgetary or resource allocations that are consistent with a particular standard or expectation.
Example: "The financial report indicates that our allocations in line with the projected budget have been successfully implemented."
Alternatives: "allocations aligned" or "allocations consistent".
Stick to a simple diversified portfolio, keep your costs down and rebalance periodically to keep your asset allocations in line with your long-term goals.
Are my current allocations in line to provide me the income I need in retirement?
"However, I would urge the Welsh government to note these measures very carefully and consider how they make their allocations in line with their own priorities".
- The Swiss Re Institute professionalizes Swiss Re's R&D to improve its competitive advantage in risk selection and capital allocation in line with Swiss Re's strategic priorities.
CHI should be considered among other health financing reforms like increased budget allocation in line with Abuja declaration (15% of total public funds going to the health sector) and mobilization of external resources like donations, grants and loans.
More resource allocation In line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF Bangladesh has long been advocating more resource allocation for children, not only to uphold child rights but to ensure a future that can sustain the country's growing population.
The solution, of course, is to systematically rebalance the portfolio, so allocations stay in line with an investor's goal.
It aims to strengthen policy development and governance systems for investment in children; improve efficiency in the planning and use of public resources affecting children's rights and ensure budget allocations are in line with established policy priorities.
An early draft called for NIH to make "resource allocation decisions" in line with economic considerations.
Imagine, for instance, that our investor started with a 5% allocation to Bitcoin but rebalanced whenever their allocation rose or fell by 50%, e.g., they sold when Bitcoin hit 7.5% of their portfolio and bought when Bitcoin hit 2.5% of their portfolio, always bringing their Bitcoin allocation back in line with the targeted 5%.
The experimental results are used to demonstrate a buffer allocation decomposition result for closed production lines, and also provide evidence that optimal buffer allocations in closed lines are less sensitive to bottleneck severity than in open production lines.
