Sentence examples for be allocations from inspiring English sources
noun
The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.
- The allocation of new permits is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Specialist cheesemaker Eurilait told the journal: "Inevitably there will be allocations to ensure that customers are supplied in part but not totally what they would ideally want".
He said: "Contributors cannot earmark their funding for specific thematic activities … or in which region the funding will be disbursed … So yes, there will be allocations to Pacific countries and to the private sector but whether these allocations come from the Australian, British or Korean contributions to the fund is not traceable".
So, there will be allocation schemes.
Were allocations short, driving up demand for shares in the aftermarket?
Usually "errors" were allocations to ineligible projects or breaches of public procurement rules.
(3) Were allocations concealed?
Then there's allocation of capital.
(2) Was allocation adequately concealed?
Indeed, a prerequisite for medication reviews is allocation of resources.
The main factors influencing quality were allocation concealment, intentional analysis, withdrawal, and dropout.
Another frequently used method is allocation via the random permuted blocks (Zelen, 1974).
