Channelization (noun)

1. The process of designing and building channels for transportation, irrigation or drainage purposes.
2. The creation of a communication channel for the purpose of transmitting data or information.

Origin:

Derived from the verb channelize, which was formed from the noun channel.

Examples:

1. The channelization of the river was intended to control its flow.
2. The channelization of the electronic signals was critical to the successful operation of the device.
3. The channelization project increased the capacity for transporting goods along the canal.
4. The channelization of the voice calls improved the call quality and reduced dropouts.
5. The channelization of the monetary transactions made them more secure and efficient.