The phrase "appropriate allocation of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution and management of resources in various fields such as business, economics, or project management.
Example: "The success of the project largely depends on the appropriate allocation of resources to ensure that all tasks are adequately supported."
Alternatives: "suitable distribution of resources" or "effective resource management".
That attention should come with an appropriate allocation of resources.
Adherence to these recommendations should ensure appropriate allocation of resources to, and their effective use in, headache burden research.
In software engineering, associating each reported defect with a category allows, among many other things, for the appropriate allocation of resources.
PRA based framework assists in identifying risk-consistent events and critical path for appropriate allocation of resources to improve the validation.
The design and implementation of the on-line toolkit underscores the benefits of the approach to monitor vector-borne disease outbreaks in a timely manner and at different scales, facilitating the appropriate allocation of resources.
Cruz also said that "[i]n my judgment, this does not represent a fair or appropriate allocation of resources, that it is shifting resources away from the core function of NASA to other functions".
The goals of most such techniques include the determination of the appropriate allocation of economic resources to optimize the design and/or operation of a system and the economic feasibility and profitability of a system.
In the development of numerical models, uncertainty quantification (UQ) can inform appropriate allocation of computational resources, often resulting in efficient analysis for activities such as model calibration and robust design.
Those charged with the responsibility for judicious expenditure of the public treasury must beware of appropriate allocation of societal resources to projects of such daunting complexity.
Disease prevalence data are vital to enable adequate planning by health authorities and to facilitate appropriate allocation of healthcare resources.
It could therefore serve as a useful indicator for the appropriate allocation of healthcare resources among different healthcare service providers.
