The phrase "ensure the allocation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making certain that resources, funds, or responsibilities are distributed appropriately.
Example: "The project manager must ensure the allocation of sufficient resources to meet the project's deadlines."
Alternatives: "guarantee the distribution of" or "secure the assignment of".
So, the task manager should ensure the allocation of each new task and their interconnection which is performed by a flexible interconnection network.
When antiretroviral therapy was first introduced in Peru, uniform criteria were established by the MINSA to ensure the allocation of resources and medication to those most in need.
In addition to adapting the MPI to become SMS, we need to arrange for a training course with booster sessions, and ensure the allocation of time and organisational support to enable the PNs to adopt SMS in their current practice.
Greedy based algorithm ensures the allocation of VM to processing cores in such a way all the cores in nodes are utilized whereas the largest capacity algorithm is for efficient allocation of tasks to VMs.
Cognizant of this, UNICEF is working with all its partners towards stated targets while ensuring the allocation of necessary resources from private and public sectors and from non-governmental organizations.
We will aim to ensure that the allocation of patients to teams in the experimental arm or control group throughout the study period is not compromised.
To ensure that the allocation of sows into treatment groups was performed at random, a model was made which included the size of the ulcer on day 1 as a response.
T2-w images were used for orientation of the fiber tracking reconstruction to ensure the anatomical allocation of the reconstructed fibers.
Several studies have highlighted the cost-effectiveness of performing biodiversity surveys as an input to ensure the effective allocation of resources (Balmford and Gaston 1999; Gardner and others 2008).
The Times agrees, arguing that "stamp duty is almost perfectly designed to ensure the inefficient allocation of housing".
As resources become scarcer, efficiency improvements alone will not bridge the widening gap between supply and demand, resulting in the need for additional non-financial mechanisms to ensure the fairer allocation of resources.
