The phrase "apportionment system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution or allocation of resources, representation, or responsibilities, often in political or economic discussions.
Example: "The apportionment system used in our electoral process ensures that each district is fairly represented based on population."
Alternatives: "allocation system" or "distribution framework".
Another significant issue in the draft constitution is the proposed reforms of the electoral system, from a mixed member majoritarian system (MMM) to a mixed member apportionment system (MMA).
Unfortunately, when the OECD recognized that a formulary apportionment system would be the most effective way to prevent profit shifting to tax havens in its base erosion and profit shifting proposal, Treasury opposed it, claiming that the United States should focus on making sure that transfer prices are fair.
As pandemic vaccines will probably be in short supply, it is paramount that a tiered system of apportionment is developed to identify people at increased risk of substantial morbidity and mortality.
5. Apportionment among party interests: systems of proportional representation are designed to reflect as many facets of voter opinion as possible.
Concurrently, innovations in nuclear reactor design coupled with sophisticated control systems now allow for more complex apportionment of heat within an integrated system such as one linked to energy-intensive chemical processes.
This would be done through a system of formula apportionment similar to that used to decide how US states tax US companies, which has previously been praised in the Observer (11 October) by economist Gabriel Zucman.
These techniques also permit identification of the possible factors/sources that are responsible for the variations in water quality and influence the water system and in apportionment of the sources, which, thus offer valuable tool for developing appropriate strategies for effective management of the water resources [7 12].
This ignores that one of the "harsh realities" -- indeed, perhaps the harshest -- is that the Democratic system of delegate apportionment will likely prevent the gap in delegates between the two candidates from closing substantially, especially in a re-vote scenario.
Mr. Fischer argued that both the German federal system with its careful apportionment of powers and Germans' notions of their country's place in the world were serious barriers to such a right-wing party.
A SEASON of good cheer in much of the world, late December saw a typically harsh apportionment of justice by China's legal system, and a typically rigid display of governmental indifference to foreign opinion.
The tax became permanent in the early 18th century, with apportionment by an intendant (royal agent) replacing the class system of payment.
