The phrase "a formal allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, responsibilities, or tasks are being distributed in an official or structured manner.
Example: "The committee approved a formal allocation of funds for the new project to ensure transparency and accountability."
Alternatives: "an official distribution" or "a structured assignment".
In all this year, there are about 500 delegates of that unbound nature, as well as a mix of roughly 1,600 delegates who are either pledged or outright bound to a candidate — or who will be after the formal allocation in a series of county, district and state Republican Party conventions.
There is no formal allocation process for the selection of trainees (e.g., through a general school certificate).
But that count includes the AP's attempt to estimate the eventual delegate splits in caucus states (which often lack formal allocation rules) and any commitments made by officially unpledged "Automatic Delegates".
Second, PBMA may not have lived up to its name because a formal re-allocation exercise did not immediately follow the allocation of agreed disinvestment proposals to the deficit.
One department admitted that "no formal allocations [had been] made or central records kept" of the amount of time spent by representatives on some union activity, while another confessed that "no central monitoring takes place".
About one-half of respondents indicated that their organization used a formal process for resource allocation, while the others reported that political or historical factors were predominant.
Nonetheless, this research proposes a potential asset allocation approach for retirees wishing to incorporate valuations into their asset allocation choices, but also wishing to maintain a formal commitment to an asset allocation decision framework that will hopefully help prevent hasty, emotion-based decisions.
Pension plans, endowments, foundations, and other institutional investors typically have a formal approach to their allocations across stocks, bonds, and alternative investments, which include venture capital funds.
With increasing complexity of such systems and considering the large number of components in such systems, redundancy allocation requires a formal scientific basis.
This may lead to a formal review of DCD kidney allocation across the UK and other countries to improve the overall outcomes from DCD donor kidney transplants.
