The phrase "accounts allocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource management, where specific accounts are designated for particular purposes or projects.
Example: "The accounts allocated for the marketing campaign will be reviewed at the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "designated accounts" or "assigned accounts".
One common example is the basic costs of spinning up the IaaS/PaaS elements of what you do — creating accounts, allocating minimal resources, other infrastructure, and then subsequent usage.
This work was supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council through a doctoral training account allocated by University College London Mechanical Engineering.
To avoid these pitfalls, Quelch and Kenny offer several guidelines for sharpening product-line strategies: improve cost accounting, allocate resources to popular products, research consumer behavior, coordinate marketing efforts, work with channel partners, and foster a climate in which product-line deletions are supported.
If a firm supplies both goods and services, its output, profits and jobs are not split between the two in the national accounts, but allocated to the sector in which it is biggest.
According to recent media reports, this account was allocated 1.24 billion Turkish liras in 2013 (approximately $700 million).
He outlined the benefits as he answered Tory critics: one move, a new bank (criticised by a Financial Times report which said such a bank could only launch with reserves of about £60m) would use "every penny of dormant bank and building society account money allocated to England".
Each account is allocated blocks of public IP addresses and private VLANs to use as they wish.
We then took the geographical location of the schools into account and allocated the matched pairs to either the intervention or control arm so that we minimised the chance of contamination between the two arms.
In a civil action filed in Federal District Court in Los Angeles, the Securities and Exchange Commission said that Mr. Eichler had perpetrated a "cherry-picking" scheme, steering profitable trades into his personal accounts while allocating money-losing investments into hedge funds that he managed.
If you don't respond to this second notification, the team will close the account and allocate any outstanding expenses to your DLC's general or discretionary account.
