The phrase "an efficient allocation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource distribution, economics, or management where efficiency is a key concern.
Example: "The government aims to achieve an efficient allocation of resources to improve public services."
Alternatives: "a productive distribution of" or "an optimal use of".
This argument insists that having an efficient allocation of risk within a firm is essential for overall efficiency.
While there is no defined threshold in France for judging whether the implementation of a health intervention is an efficient allocation of public resources, this analysis suggests, in view of efficiency thresholds defined in other European countries, that the introduction of MCADD screening in France is cost-effective.
"It is an efficient allocation of resources.
But this is not an efficient allocation of short-term construction resources.
Gaining an efficient allocation of risk implies that shareholders should be charged with handling risk.
To do so, they must achieve an efficient allocation of the available resources and provide incentives for resource accumulation.
This perspective considers the market as an efficient allocation mechanism of social and economic welfare while also cautioning against market failures.
Morse told Goodman that Ofcom had "a responsibility to ensure that the auction delivered an economically efficient allocation of spectrum".
Private hospitals and hospital bureaucrats who view these reforms as legal (they were voted in Parliament) and rational because they respond to a need for a more efficient allocation of resources, also supported the NPM.
The change in factor incomes from S1 generates an adapted efficient allocation of factor resources among the sectoral activities.
The value-added concept could be functional in planning an economically efficient allocation of water between different crops in the agricultural sector.
