"time allocation to" is an acceptable phrase in written English
You could use it to discuss the process of allocating a certain amount of time to a particular task or activity. For example, "We need to be careful when doing our time allocation to ensure that every task has enough time to be completed properly."
Residents of sanctuary forests, experiencing higher restrictions on forest use, decrease the proportion of time allocated to forest extraction and livestock activities, but compensate by increasing their time allocation to agriculture in comparison to residents of state-controlled protected forests.
We analyse the daily time allocated to transport (the sum of the duration of all trips), hence simplifying the daily process of time allocation to travel.
When it comes to daily time allocation to activities a slightly different picture emerges.
ε r : Duplex time sharing variables showing the time allocation to the r relay to transmit.
Of course, there are many reasons other than regulation that would lead time allocation to vary with age.
Table 5 shows the various figures of variability for time allocation to the six activities per day.
First, considering that the two activities compete for the potential carer's time, allocations to one or the other will be the result of a simultaneous choice process in which other factors also come into play: the use of formal services, the previous employment status of the potential carer, the availability of other informal carers, etc.
This investigation examines the determinants of boys' and girls' time allocations to schooling, housework and income-generating activities and details the econometric findings that indicated changes in household welfare affect girls disproportionately.
Just then funds became available through the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Section 8 housing subsidy program in a one-time allocation to the city, and Manhattan Plaza was the only building in Manhattan to meet HUD's criteria.
Fulfilling the potential of the SYHN Program to provide both whole of school health promotion as well as primary health care access will be facilitated by a flexible approach to nurse time allocation according to need.
Animals may therefore have to adapt their time allocation according to the availability of food in their environment.
