The phrase "accept an allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to finance, resource distribution, or project management when referring to agreeing to receive a specific amount of resources or funds.
Example: "After reviewing the budget proposal, the committee decided to accept an allocation of $50,000 for the new project."
Alternatives: "agree to a distribution" or "receive a grant".
They might thus be willing to compromise on classical gender roles and accept a more traditional allocation of labor in order to mitigate conflict potential in the partnership; (b) native men might specialize more when intermarried because of a weaker bargaining position of immigrant wives compared to native wives.
The final separation between Baptists of South and North was formalized in 1907 by the organization of the Northern Baptist Convention (in 1950 renamed the American Baptist Convention and after 1972 called the American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A ., which brought together the older societies and accepted a regional allocation of territory between the Northern and Southern conventions.
Chief Justice Roy Moore of the state Supreme Court moved to avert a judicial crisis by accepting an emergency $500,000 allocation from Gov. Don Siegelman that will allow the resumption of jury trials halted by a budget dispute.
They accept a large amount of financial allocation on e-education construction every year.
Maas and Buckwalter tried to randomly assign residents to nursing home or special care unit, but family members had problems with accepting a random group allocation.
(b) Where pay for time lost is allocated to the month(s) in which the time was actually lost, the Board will accept the allocation made by the parties involved if it relates to the employee's normal monthly pay.
The Chinese government could decide to create that depth, which would require accepting an open capital account, diminished control over the domestic allocation of credit, and a flexible exchange rate.
Candidates who accepted an IRD offer were older, more likely to be male, and had a higher lung allocation score at the time of listing (all p < 0.05).
