"profit allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of distributing profits among different groups or individuals. For example, "The company is in the process of revising their profit allocation policy to ensure a more equitable distribution of resources."
Two commonly adopted allocations, i.e., the non-settlement profit allocation and the Shapley-value based profit allocation, are analyzed and compared.
We propose a profit allocation approach to address information symmetry created by undisclosed budget thresholds.
Therefore, we propose a Characterized Profit Allocation (CPA) which is in the core, preserves fairness and is easy to interpret.
This very readable book brings together tools from many subareas of game theory and operations research to offer a comprehensive discussion of cost and profit allocation in networks.
The CP contract is shown to have advantages over both component contracts in terms of supply chain coordination, profit allocation, and risk allocation.
(b) When contract parameters are constrained, the CP contract is more flexible in terms of profit allocation among supply chain members than the component contracts.
These profit allocations should also increase their tax basis in their partnership interests.
"Tesco has a more aggressive policy than its peers with regard to revenue recognition, depreciation, property-profit allocation.
Under these conditions, all-pay position auctions always implement the profit-maximizing allocation.
Many Lloyds staff appear to adopt the same philosophy as the Public Accounts Committee when managing their own shareholdings, patiently waiting for the shares to rebound towards the 990p level at which (tax-free) profit-share allocations were distributed to employees over a decade ago.
In this paper, we seek to maximize profit, by making allocation decisions that take into account the cost of energy usage and the loss of income that would result from the violation of SLAs.
