reallocation Antonyms
Meaning of reallocation
reallocation (n)
a share that has been allocated again
a new apportionment (especially a new apportionment of congressional seats in the United States on the basis of census results)
reallocation Sentence Examples
- The company's reallocation of resources allowed them to invest more in research and development.
- The budget reallocation shifted funds from administrative costs to frontline operations.
- The reallocation of personnel ensured that essential tasks were adequately staffed.
- The project's reallocation of timelines extended the deadline to accommodate unexpected challenges.
- The department initiated a reallocation of responsibilities to improve efficiency and reduce workload.
- The organization's reallocation of funds helped it weather an economic downturn.
- The school's reallocation of classrooms balanced student enrollment and space utilization.
- The government implemented a reallocation of tax revenues to support critical social programs.
- The hospital's reallocation of beds allowed it to accommodate a surge in patients during a pandemic.
- The reallocation of resources by the non-profit organization enabled it to expand its outreach efforts to underserved communities.
FAQs About the word reallocation
a share that has been allocated again, a new apportionment (especially a new apportionment of congressional seats in the United States on the basis of census re
redistribution, apportionment, allocation, issuance, distribution, reapportionment, dispensation, disbursement, division,redivision
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The company's reallocation of resources allowed them to invest more in research and development.
The budget reallocation shifted funds from administrative costs to frontline operations.
The reallocation of personnel ensured that essential tasks were adequately staffed.
The project's reallocation of timelines extended the deadline to accommodate unexpected challenges.
