frontload

Example:To balance their cash flow, they decided to backload the expenses, which involved spreading payments over several months.

Definition:To perform a large share of a task, expense, or burden at a later stage, often spreading a smaller amount over an earlier period.

Example:The project's tasks leaked over time, with no significant frontloading of resources at the start.

Definition:To allow something to escape slowly or gradually, often referring to the distribution of tasks or resources over time.

Example:The resources were scattered over the project period, with no frontloading of any particular phase.

Definition:To distribute or spread out over a range of times or locations, rather than concentrating in one area or period.