The phrase "allocations of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution or assignment of knowledge within a group, organization, or system.
Example: "The project aims to improve the allocations of knowledge among team members to enhance collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "distribution of knowledge" or "assignment of knowledge".
Secondarily, the allocation of accounting knowledge needed to be changed to accomplish a more prospective workforce development.
In the main stream of this theory, the problem is to select a good subset of allocations under perfect knowledge of the characteristics of the population and of the feasible set.
Trust on others' knowledge, motivation, supportive leadership, job satisfaction, awareness, willingness and resource allocation are the determinants of knowledge and experience sharing practices.
The tool (which can be applied to both randomized and non-randomized studies) verifies study attributes that are possible sources of bias, including adequate generation of the allocation sequence, concealment of the allocation to the different conditions, preclusion of knowledge of the allocated interventions (blinding of assessors) and handling of incomplete outcome data.
In line with theory we show that this effect varies with the market value of knowledge, and the allocation of property rights.
Our study shows, not unexpectedly, that patients who have completed advanced school have a higher level of knowledge irrespective of allocation to education or control group.
The researchers that will collect and analyze the data are not blind to the allocation, because knowledge of treatment progress is necessary for the planning of the second test day.
The treating PTs and patients cannot be blinded for the treatment allocation because of the knowledge of receiving the modality.
Hence, our study might contribute to a widening of knowledge within clinical practice, including the allocation of treatment resources.
