reallocation

Examples

• All

• The system has proven amazingly resistant to changes and reallocations based on U.S. strategy or the international environment.

  Academic text (1999)

• Building readiness requires reallocation of time, staff, resources, and materials.

  Academic text (2011)

• What may be needed is a complete reallocation of provider resources, but good economic data will be required first.

  Academic text (2002)

• Reallocation of military spending seemed the obvious course of action.

  The Inventor (2023)

• But advocates of a reallocation of discovery costs will have to wait for a later day to achieve their goals.

  Academic text (2018)

• However, international competition can cause reallocations of jobs from one industry to another.

  Academic text (2002)

• For our first order of business, General Fromm will present his plans for the reallocation of troops from the Reserve Army on the eastern front.

  Valkyrie (2008)

• One possible answer again is the reallocation of rents from the regional to the central elite.

  Academic text (2010)

• Such a reallocation would not necessarily lead to a reduction in overall expenditures.

  Academic text (2005)

• Beginning in the early 1990s, defense expenditures were reduced, producing an opportunity for reallocation and redistribution of the "peace dividend."

  Academic text (2001)

Synonyms

R

redistribution

vsreallocation

62 4.5

To give things out again, often money or land, to make things fairer

is the general act of assigning again without a social goal

A

allocation

vsreallocation

52 4.3

An amount of something given for a particular use

adds the idea of doing the distribution again rather than the first time

R

reassignment

vsreallocation

18 3.9

To move a person to a different job or role

is broader, covering any redistribution rather than role changes specifically

R

redeployment

vsreallocation

• Specialized

9 6.8

Moving staff and equipment to new jobs or places to use them better

covers any reassignment again, not only shifting location or role

A

allotment

vsreallocation

• UK

5 4.6

The giving out of things according to a plan

is the act of doing that assignment again, not just the rule system

R

realignment

vsreallocation

4 4.6

A change in the way parts of a group or system are arranged

is focused on repeated assignment or distribution rather than structural change

R

reapportionment

vsreallocation

• Formal

3 9.1

Giving government seats to places after a population count to match the number of people

is the general process of assigning again, not limited to representation

R

reallotment

vsreallocation

• Formal

8.2

Giving political seats to areas again after a new population count

is the broad act of assigning again, not tied to elections

R

reappropriation

vsreallocation

• Formal

8.2

Moving money that was set for one use to a different use

is the neutral act of assigning again, not necessarily changing purpose

R

reassortment

vsreallocation

7.9

An act of putting things in a new order to change where they are

is simply the act of assigning again, not focused on mixing items

A

assignation

vsreallocation

• Archaic

8.9

Giving things, money or jobs to people according to a plan

is about repeating the distribution action rather than the planning method

A

assigning

vsreallocation

2.5

Giving something to a person or place for a reason

implies repeating that giving or designation rather than the original act

How Thorough

redistribution

62 4.5

reallocation

4 5.5

adjustment

133 2.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology