"effort allocated to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of energy or work devoted to a particular task. For example, "We carefully considered the effort allocated to each department."
Nowadays in the software development practice, the percentage of time and effort allocated to this task is still too small to avoid performance bugs, which are late to discover and hard to fix.
Since then the proportion of overall conservation effort allocated to easements has been growing steadily and there is no evidence of this process saturating.
For example, the level of resources and effort allocated to the production of each census or differences in the date/season represented by the census which may produce land use bias in areas of multiple cropping [ Wunder, 1999].
Furthermore, the observation that no differences in seed viability were detected between primary and secondary reproductive episodes indicates that SREs cannot be discounted as simply pseudo reproduction that incurs no energetic costs; this further suggests that any reproductive effort allocated to SREs in the field is wasted.
We therefore introduce the realistic assumption that a parent's resources are limited and that as a consequence, there is a trade-off between the efforts allocated to sons and daughters.
"We need to know all fisheries and how much intensive effort is allocated to each.
Ten percent of the company's R&D efforts are allocated to innovation in products, technologies and solutions.
(Resp10) Effort The higher the prevailing workload, the greater the likelihood that effort would be allocated to studies rather than other aspects of respondents' lives.
However, little effort has been allocated to the development of mechanistic models describing size-exclusion chromatographic refolding reactors (SECRR).
We develop a simple illustrative model where search effort must be allocated to maximise plant removals across two sites in which species abundance is unknown.
Potential variables impacting success include the pre-planning needed to maximize the efficiency of effort, the money allocated to the necessary resources, the regulatory environment that allows flexibility in implementation, and the managerial and engineering commitments to consider reclamation a vital part of the mining process.
