The phrase "a one time allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a distribution of resources or funds that is provided only once, rather than on a recurring basis.
Example: "The project received a one time allocation of funds to cover initial expenses."
Alternatives: "a one-off allocation" or "a single allocation".
Just then funds became available through the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Section 8 housing subsidy program in a one-time allocation to the city, and Manhattan Plaza was the only building in Manhattan to meet HUD's criteria.
ARPA-E launched in 2009 with a one-time allocation of $400 million from the massive stimulus package.
A one-time allocation of funds and a substantial body of operational regulations accompanied this transfer.
Hence Zaric and Brandeau [24] show that allowing for reallocation of funds may generate more health-benefit than strategies based upon a fixed (one-time) allocation of resources.
The governor's plan does include a new and separate one-time allocation of $25 million for critical Cal State deferred maintenance and repairs, which officials estimate would take $1.8 billion to fully resolve.
With $250 million in this year's budget, another one-time allocation of $400 million, and hundreds of millions more per year from carbon market proceeds, federal bureaucratic and local judicial concerns about the high-speed rail project having more funding starting out are addressed.
"There is a tremendous difference between one-time allocations and solid, recurring allocations," Powers said.
The bank offered to pay South Carolina a one-time $35,000 "resource allocation" payment if the state awarded the contract to Bank of America and signed up enough people for the unemployment prepaid debit card to meet that goal.
In static allocation, VMs' service requests are issued as fixed, or they are variable but a one-time mapping of some VMs into empty hosts is performed.
It's a one-time-only event.
