The phrase "allocate a service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assigning or distributing a specific service to a person, group, or system.
Example: "The IT department will allocate a service to each employee based on their job requirements."
Alternatives: "assign a service" or "distribute a service".
Each resident is allocated a "service ambassador", a liveried staff member who attends your superstar whims from the end of the phone.
The mobility of devices makes it impractical to allocate a specific service for an application in advance.
According to the device located in different rooms, the CASSF will allocate a suitable service to execute the task.
Because the F.C.C. demanded it, all stations had to allocate a certain amount of public-service time for religious programming.
In contrast to the data presented in this paper, all the studies referred to use 'top-down' approaches [ 24– 26], which allocate a total budget to specific services and thus provide less precise estimates [ 9].
A council spokesman said that the car was allocated to a service department and since the original FOI enquiry, it has been moved to the general pool and now has a mileage of 3,229.
The reactive controller acts on short time scales to increase the resources allocated to a service in case the predicted value is less than the actual load that arrives.
Let x a be the resource allocated in service station a (a ∈ A); also, d a (x a ) represents the direct cost of service station a (a ∈ A) per period in the PERT network, obtained in 'Project completion time distribution' section step 2, while it is assumed to be a non-decreasing function of amount of resources x a allocated to it.
The company was planning to offer high-speed data communication services, and was allocated a bandwidth for cellular phone services in the fall of 2005, along with Softbank Mobile Corp. and Emobile Ltd.
