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opérations de répartition; adjudication f; adjudication de marché; attribution des ressources; dotation f |
| account. |
affectation f; imputation f |
| agric., engl. |
allocation f |
| bank. |
attribution ferme |
| commun. |
attribution f; attribution d'une bande de fréquences; attribution de fréquences |
| comp., MS |
répartition f (An assignment of a portion of a resource for a particular use or purpose); taux d'allocation (The percentage of a resource's capacity that is designated for a specific assignment) |
| comp., MS, Canada |
ventilation f (The process of distributing amounts (monetary or statistical) to one or more accounts, fields, or records) |
| econ. |
affectation d'une somme; allocation d'une somme |
| energ.ind., el. |
attribution de la capacité |
| fin. |
allocation de crédits budgétaires |
| fishery |
quota m |
| hobby, transp. |
allotement m |
| telecom. |
distribution f |
| transp. |
répartition f |
| work.fl. |
mise en ordre |
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crédits m |
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allocation The assignment or allotment of resources to various uses in accord with a stated goal or policy ['ælə'keɪʃ(ə)n] n | |
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affectation f |
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Distribution of limited forces and resources for employment among competing requirements. see also apportionment JP 5-0 |
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Spending authorization which is limited as to the period, its object, and its amount. Usually allocations give the responsible authority the ability to commit and pay the expenses. A program authorization receives each year a funding allocation to meet the expenditures of the year. (FRA) |
