The phrase "allow for allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the need to make provisions or set aside resources for a specific purpose or distribution.
Example: "The budget must allow for allocation of funds to various departments to ensure smooth operations."
Alternatives: "make provisions for distribution" or "provide for resource allocation."
This information is presented in consideration of the varying availability of resources within institutions, allowing for allocation of efforts where possible to balance the operating room as a system.
The detection of fragments of 173, 200, and 243 base pairs in 4% agarose gels allowed for allocation to the respective alleles.
The fine print allows for allocations from labor unions to count as contributions from individuals, and thus may be considered small-dollar donations.
As a result of the expected U.S. dollar strengthening, certain mid-cap and small-cap U.S. companies, which generally have less of an overseas focus when compared to their large-cap U.S. counterparts, may be worthy of consideration to help minimize some of the strengthening U.S. dollar risk while still allowing for allocations to U.S. equities in general.
The allocation was uploaded automatically to the participant management database, accessible by password to the research team, to allow for session allocation for the intervention group.
Notably, malloc cannot be implemented because none of the system calls required for this project allow for memory allocation.
In 2002 renewed efforts were made to expand the resettlement base and to encourage receiving countries to diversify their resettlement intake, increase the level of their quotas, and allow for flexible allocation of their quotas by region, country, or population.
To this end, we allow for resource allocation based on channel and traffic conditions at the physical layer, per-subcarrier coding at the link layer, and per-subcarrier packet segmentation at the network layer.
Reasonably accurate assessments of the type and amount of use that areas receive are important to allow for efficient allocation of budgets and employee time and to ensure that the degree of use does not cause excessive impacts on resources and thus destroy the recreational value of the site.
This will allow for resource allocation decisions across different health services.
This will allow for treatment allocation to be implemented outside of working hours.
