The phrase "alter resource allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, economics, or project planning when discussing changes to how resources are distributed or utilized.
Example: "To improve efficiency, we need to alter resource allocation to prioritize high-impact projects."
Alternatives: "adjust resource distribution" or "modify resource assignment."
In turn, SnRK1 can be used to alter resource allocation thereby plants may be equipped to better tolerate the pest attack [ 37].
This real-world example of how the application of case mix can better inform policy decisions provided evidence that showed consideration should be made to alter resource allocation within Malaysia, including human resources, to rural clinics based on the morbidity of the patient population served.
The induced expression of a putative SnRK1 regulatory gene in leaves of defoliated plants suggests the involvement of this gene in the control of C partitioning produced in response to leaf loss, presumably to alter resource allocation to allow increased tolerance to defoliation, similarly to what was reported in wild tobacco [ 93].
Services or infrastructure, which may be modifiable through legislation or altered resource allocation, may be most appropriate.
We sought to investigate whether this occurs due to (i) direct effects of caloric restriction per se or (ii) indirect effects on reproduction due to the perception of food availability, i.e. altered resource allocation in response to perceived food limitation.
We analyze how medical migration alters resource allocation and population health outcomes, shifting resources towards training CHWs.
These differences in allocation strategy could help explain how plants respond to global changes, particularly those that alter resource availability.
Mycorrhizal fungi, and to a lesser extent rhizobial partners, can alter plant resource allocation to reproductive structures.
The faster channels change, the more frequently the resource allocation scheme alters.
Altering preferences in the resource allocation had less pronounced effects on the genetic parameters for the same traits.
Activation of these defensive mechanisms requires energy and resources from primary metabolism and involves therefore a complex rearrangement of resource allocation in the plant, including altered photosynthesis and sink/source relations [ 5].
