The phrase "a special allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource distribution, or specific assignments of funds or assets.
Example: "The committee approved a special allocation of funds to support the new community project."
Alternatives: "a unique distribution" or "a designated allotment".
The big cities will also get a special allocation to hire additional staff.
He said: "The wards will have a special allocation of tickets so that patients who have a series of treatments, and are here on a frequent basis, the ward will provide them with a ticket that will enable them to get out at a cost of £1 - rather than the cost of the number of hours that they've actually been here".
What's more, the budget holds a special allocation for start-ups run by women and lower-caste entrepreneurs; it's great to see the government recognize the problem of access to entrepreneurship.
It includes a general grant (dana alokasi umum), shared taxes, natural resource revenue shares, and a special allocation grant channel (dana alokasi khusus) (39).
That the budgetary allocations should be reviewed in the light of the program laid down, including the possibility, as mentioned above, of setting up a special allocation for the work on the 1950 Census.
Operators must retain the freedom to choose how to finance transport services, as long as they do so transparently and fairly with funds that have been gained from free competition in a liberalised market, and not by means of a special allocation secured by, say, regulation or monopoly.
A spokeswoman for the chancellor, Victoria Streitfeld, said that the money had came from a special City Council allocation requested by Mr. Levy and Ms. Weingarten.
The multi-state bridge system is a special redundancy allocation problem and is commonly used in various engineering systems for load balancing and control.
Students and those with modest income may benefit from a special housing allocation from the Caisse d´Allocation Familiale.
Nematian (2007) considered a special redundancy allocation problem with fuzzy variables.
The new rules allow teams to use special "allocation money" to pay down other salaries, creating a new slot to sign another player at a higher salary. .
