The phrase "a major allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funds, or assets in a significant or substantial manner.
Example: "The company announced a major allocation of funds to improve its research and development efforts."
Alternatives: "a significant distribution" or "a substantial allotment."
The club already has announced that fact, having traded a major allocation to the Dallas Burn in exchange for the top pick.
First, to the extent that an investment in housing and other services to prevent homelessness among HIV-infected persons would require a major allocation of public resources, the cost of not adopting such a strategy needs to be clarified [ 40].
Interestingly, certain findings from this research conflict with our results (i.e. tissue matching was not a major allocation criterion) although, like our findings, the researchers reported that emphasis was placed on prioritizing long-waiters (albeit defined by time on dialysis, not on waiting lists).
Another major allocation is $179 million for an expansion of the lobby and backstage areas at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Two major allocation scenarios that influence the number of resources allocated to an event are considered and solutions are suggested to address them.
This too is a common theme in conversations I have with LPs who have major allocations in private equity.
These factors, combined with very expensive construction make low-income housing unaffordable without major allocations of national subsidies.
We had gone through a major change of allocation in technology and availability, and the market was really in a bit of a tailspin.
These results suggested that allocation of time to shoot vegetative vs. reproductive development could be a major factor in resource allocation differences between the populations.
David Bowers, the chief global investment strategist at Merrill Lynch, says investors face a major decision on asset allocation.
Markers, one of the building blocks of a traffic conditioner play a major role for resource allocation in a Differentiated Services (DiffServ) network.
