The phrase "allows for the allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the provision or arrangement of resources, time, or responsibilities.
Example: "The new policy allows for the allocation of additional funds to support community projects."
Alternatives: "facilitates the distribution" or "enables the assignment".
The first can be called the "coordination argument" (cf. Roemer 2012): the price system can transmit complex information about people's preferences in decentralized ways, which allows for the allocation of goods and services to where they are most wanted.
This, in turn, allows for the allocation of attentional resources, by reflecting a top-down modulation of attentional for sustaining focus on a task [42].
A BE flow is counted as serviced if at least one MAS is assigned, whereas VL and VH flows are not allowed for the allocation of fragmented MASs.
Firstly, advocate for fiscal policy reform to allow for the allocation of more tax revenues for health development.
As studies in algae have indicated that multiple ferredoxin isoforms allow for the allocation of reduction equivalents to specific metabolic pathways in the chloroplast, the putative maize ferredoxin PETF might be particularly relevant not only for electron transport in the presence or excess of Fe but also for intraspecific variation in this function.
To provide the best possible patient care and stroke services, correctly identifying patients affected by stroke is of utmost importance and allows for the appropriate resource allocation [ 3].
3 This information, integrated with appropriate mathematical modeling or epidemiologic investigations, allows for the improvement of resource allocation and provide an early warning system to modify the intervention deployed in response to changing conditions.
HITH programs may allow for the re-allocation of beds to deal with wait times, and the provision of culturally appropriate care, while reducing iatrogenic complications, and public costs [ 5].
We derive the optimal (for the supplier) buyback contract that allows for arbitrary allocation of profits to the retailer (subject to the retailer's reservation profit requirements) and show that in the limit this contract leads to the first-best solution with the supplier keeping the entire channel's profit (after the retailer's reservation profit).
Such actions typically affect the national or subnational level and require information on the likelihood and expected magnitude of specific health impacts in the local context, allowing for the more appropriate allocation of resources to prevent harm from effects such as extreme weather-related events and changes in disease distributions.
A stepped wedge design allows for practical allocation of intervention resources over time, with introduction of the intervention in stages, such that all members receive the intervention eventually, while still retaining elements of a controlled trial [ 40].
