Sentence examples for development and allocation from inspiring English sources
"development and allocation" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a process or activity that includes both development and allocation of something. For example: "The company focuses on the development and allocation of new products to meet customer needs."
In response to future external environmental challenges and to foster a consensus on national development, over the past 30 years developed and developing countries have endeavored to set a national direction for development and allocation of R&D resources through a standardized operational model on foresight projects.
In addition to these natural entrepreneurial characteristics, entrepreneurial universities explicitly take the lead in the development and allocation of knowledge/technology in the society and the economy.
Our study builds on earlier research that focused on the basic physiology, development and allocation of biomass in vines [33, 42, 43].
They further stated that strategic development and allocation of human resources for health is required to rebuild the health service systems in the Northern province.
However, palliative care services offer bereavement services with little regard to support need [ 40] and the necessity for "clear evidence to guide development and allocation of bereavement programs in palliative care" [ 43], p. 230 has been noted.
Recognizing a framework of essential elements to consider for technology enabled learning will help with professional development strategies and allocation of resources.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's head of private debt, Mark Jenkins, will also join MerchCap's board and its strategic development and capital allocation committees.
Simulations using maize illustrate the capacity of the model to mimic the main features of plants in relation to development and resource allocation (e.g., dynamics of root:shoot ratio for carbon and nitrogen, changes in priority between organs as well as plant plasticity to assimilate availability).
EBD estimates are aimed to support efficient policy development and resource allocation.
Such a tool could guide informed consent, policy development and resource allocation.
This has resulted in strong support for legislative and policy development and resource allocation in favour of children and women.
