"resource allocation effectiveness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability to effectively allocate resources, such as time, money, and manpower, in order to achieve a desired result or goal. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to their strong resource allocation effectiveness, as they were able to allocate their budget and workforce efficiently to meet all project deadlines."
We also developed an integer programming model, a simple greedy algorithm and a brute-force algorithm for the same problem to assess the performance of the proposed algorithm and demonstrate our contribution to the resource allocation's effectiveness and efficiency.
In the resource-constrained countries of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), where policy and decision makers are frequently faced with tough decisions regarding resource allocation, cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) can be a useful tool for optimal allocation of scarce resources.
We suggest a mathematical formulation to capture trade-offs between project scope decisions (such as project scheduling and resource allocations) and effectiveness.
Further studies into the surgical needs of the population are warranted, including population-based surveys, to improve program planning and resource allocation and the effectiveness of the humanitarian response.
But there's no doubt that a strategic theme's vertical links across balanced scorecard objectives, measures, and initiatives creates an extraordinarily powerful system for uncovering opportunities for value creation, for communicating corporate priorities to local units, and for facilitating reviews of resource allocation, strategy, and management effectiveness.
A better understanding of the governing ASE guidelines and how to implement them can help enforcement agencies to improve decision-making and resource allocation, thereby increasing program effectiveness and efficiency.
Of course mobile data analytics cannot directly assist the heroic work of doctors and nurses who are on the ground, but it could prove extremely helpful when it comes to planning resource allocation or understanding the effectiveness of different mobility containment measures.
Further studies into the surgical needs of the population are warranted, including population-based surveys, to improve program planning and resource allocation and ultimately the effectiveness of the humanitarian response.
He brings to his research a broad understanding of health policy and extensive training in resource allocation, economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness analysis, decision theory, simulation, and epidemiology, as well as practical skill in managing and executing applied research.
In addition, our economic tools for resource allocation, such as cost-effectiveness analysis have limited ethical acceptability, for they may controversially push us to maximize aggregate health benefits without adequate consideration of the fairness of the distribution that results.
Development of biomarker-based tests will permit patient selection for appropriate disposition, such as the intensive care unit, and use of intensive medical therapies, thereby reducing mortality and increasing effectiveness of resource allocation.
