The phrase "allocate far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to allocate far more resources to this project than we initially planned."
Alternatives: "distribute significantly" or "assign extensively".
Congress, though, may finally heed the calls of Mr. Hubbard and others and allocate far more money.
The items in this Budget covering programs directly related to human improvement and the reduction of mass poverty and deprivation allocate far too small a portion of our total national production to these great purposes.
But the real world data suggests that today's investors continue to reel from the financial crisis and allocate far less than '100 – Your Age' in stocks.
Democrats have called for Congress to appropriate the full amount, but Republicans argue it's too much, either saying they shouldn't allocate any money or, more commonly, that they should allocate far less than requested.
We found that participants allocated far larger percentages of money in the Dictator Game to the player who helped them than to the other players who did not.
Nonetheless, the federal government allocates far less money for public safety on Indian lands than what cities of similar size devote to fighting crime.
On the spending side of the budget, America allocates far less than other rich countries to cash transfers, such as unemployment insurance or income support.
Congress has also allocated (far smaller) sums to health and disability programs that often target those who may have been harmed by Agent Orange.
The university quota system also skews sharply against rural students, who are allocated far fewer admissions spots than their urban peers.
Many students say they cannot afford the bills and should be helped because apartheid left their parents penniless and allocated far less for black education than for white.
Power companies received only a relatively low, government-set return on their investment in the grid, so they allocated far less money to improving transmission reliability than to building power plants.
