The phrase "a year is allocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of a specific time period, typically in contexts like budgeting, project planning, or resource management.
Example: "In our annual budget meeting, we decided that a year is allocated for the completion of the new project."
Alternatives: "a year is assigned" or "a year is designated".
George Osborne, the chancellor, has come under fire after it emerged that a headline-grabbing extra £2bn a year being allocated to the NHS includes £750m being re-allocated from within the Department of Health.
Under the rule in paragraph (c)(2)(ii) of this section, $25 of the interest on Debt A for the year is allocated to the investment expenditure, and $75 of the interest on Debt A for the year is allocated to the personal expenditure.
And because the pupil premium, worth £1,320 per child every year, is allocated on the basis FSM numbers, the implications for some schools could be serious.
First, patients suffering from a short-term fatal disease (1 year) were allocated a life expectancy of 0.5 years.
A proportion of joint costs each year was allocated to the CI and FI interventions using joint cost allocation rules, which were arrived at through discussion with key informants [ 6].
Indeed, anyone who filled in "some other race" that year was allocated to one or more of the five main groupings.
In 1997, £10 million per year were allocated to improve breast cancer services, with high priority given to reducing waiting times for diagnosis and treatment (Commission for Health Improvement, 2001).
In this open-label, randomized, prospective 36-week study, 75 patients (44 m, 31 f, mean age 60.7 ± 9.2 year) were allocated to treatment with either MET 1,000 mg b.i.d.
These commissions meet every two years, are allocated a portion of the FAO budget and are serviced by a Technical Secretary responsible for the respective Regional Commissions' operations.
A sample of 60 Grade 6 girls with a mean age of 11.25 (range of 11 12) years were allocated either to an intervention or control group and completed baseline and posttest measures of body image, thin-ideal internalization, body comparison, self-esteem, peer factors, and disordered eating.
