The phrase 'financial resource allocation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of resources within a company or organization, or when talking about how a company or organization allocates its financial resources. For example: The company's financial resource allocation for the coming year includes expanding its marketing campaigns.
The importance of forming networks within a country and beyond its borders, linking governments with civil society, as well as forging networks between young people and the broader community, lay foundations for sustainability, as human and financial resource allocations are dependent on these linkages.
In New Zealand, hospitals are funded by the government on a population basis and DHBs are required to decide on priorities and objectives of financial resources allocation.
(iv) The descriptive statistics were used for the distribution of counts for each cluster of research-related words and constructs and types of citations per document as well as the financial resources allocation with an analysis of variance using the F-test to compare figures across the two periods 2001 2006 and 2007 2012, countries, and types of governmental documents.
Some country teams also identified financial resources and allocation as a priority and required evidence on how to allocate health budgets and spending based on population needs and priorities (Table 4).
The most commonly identified priority topics for policy briefs were related to national health insurance and universal health coverage, healthcare quality, human resources for health, and financial resources and allocation.
At eBay, Bardman led a large global team focused on financial strategy, acquisitions, resource allocation and performance analysis.
This would provide useful planning information as regards financial and human resource allocation for mental health services in Kenyan prisons.
Across the three countries, the two areas that were said to receive the most attention (in terms of human, financial, and institutional resource allocation) are problem identification and policy formulation, perhaps partially, as one respondent from Mozambique put it ' because there is donor pressure for this to happen'.
The success of any surveillance and control activities for surra is depending, amongst others, on (i) financial and resources allocation, (ii) support from the stakeholders (including local government officials), (iii) commitment of the surveillance and technical staff, and (iv) effective reporting system and close cooperation with the farmers.
