The phrase "money allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of dividing up money for different purposes or people. For example, "The company must make sure to create a fair money allocation in order to ensure everyone is compensated fairly."
It would permit the U.S.O.C. to examine athlete needs on a sport-by-sport basis, the key to money allocation and a cornerstone of the original Amateur Sports Act of 1978.
How deep into their own pockets teachers must dip depends on the wealth of the neighborhoods where they work, the specific classrooms they inherit and the money allocation decisions of their principals.
We like that YNAB's financial guidance delves deep and that it outlines a zero-sum budgeting model which leaves money allocation specifics up to you. .
"Very little information is published about the qualifying parties' use of their Short money allocation in carrying out their parliamentary business," according to a paper by the Commons library.
Hutton has three programs available a basic, computer-generated plan called MAP (money allocation program) costing $150; Financial Perspectives, which also requires an interview, costing $1,500; and an in-depth, personalized financial plan, developed after extensive personal interviews, which costs as much as $10,000.
The money used to pay the debt came from unallocated funds from the Assembly's previous budget and it was said by the Minister for Heritage, Rhodri Glyn Thomas, that the new money allocation would not come at the expense of other art projects from other parts of Wales.
This is from the autumn statement document: Therefore, subject to confirmation by parliament, the government proposes to reduce Short money allocations by 19%, in line with the average savings made from unprotected Whitehall departments over this spending review.
The text of the spending review confirms that "the government proposes to reduce Short money allocations by 19%, in line with the average savings made from unprotected Whitehall departments over this spending review".
Subject to confirmation by Parliament, the government proposes to reduce Short Money allocations by 19 per cent, in line with the average savings made from unprotected Whitehall departments over this Spending Review".
We now extend these findings and demonstrate that a close, phylogenetically related receptor, OXTR, also impacts on money allocations in laboratory-based economic games that model real life prosocial versus proself behaviors.
We tested for association between OXTR polymorphisms and money allocations in both the Dictator Game and Social Values Orientation using the ETDT, a logistic based variant of the transmission disequilibrium test (TDT) which assesses for association (and linkage) without the confounding effect of population stratification.
