The phrase "allocate before" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of designating resources or tasks prior to a certain event or time, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to allocate resources before the project begins to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "assign prior to" or "designate ahead of".
It was unclear how much of that constituted new money and how much had been allocated before, but Haiti itself had sought initial pledges of $3.9 billion, and Mr. Ban set the target at $11.5 billion over the next decade.
In Bowman 2000, a cluster randomised trial, the communities were paired and randomly allocated before the numbers of TT patients was known, so risk of allocation bias low.
Seven fruitless overs in two spells was all he was allocated before stumps.
And so forth.More and more of the budget thus became allocated before the legislature ever sat down to negotiate.
The state of Utah and the organizing committee are also planning to spend $35 million each for security, although that money had already been allocated before September.
Currently, it has just under £240m invested, but this is not, as critics have fatuously suggested, "hoarded": £125m is set aside for long-term projects; £90m will be allocated before the next Red Nose Day in 2015.
Items are identical, but have different expiration times, and each item must be allocated before it expires.
A BBC correspondent in Delhi says coal mines allocated before 1993 will continue to operate, but Wednesday's ruling has major implications for the country's energy sector where demands are constantly growing.
We first present the role based rendezvous algorithm and, as in [15,17-19], we assume that the SUs attempting to rendezvous have different preassigned roles which are allocated before the rendezvous process starts.
A minimum gap of 5 days was allocated before the same family was tested with the alternate sound.
