The phrase 'allocate meaning' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of giving something a specific meaning, such as the meaning of a word or phrase. For example: "The teacher asked the students to allocate meaning to the unfamiliar word."
Making sense of qualitative data requires systematic re-organisation and ordering of data chunks, allocating meaning and detecting patterns.
Almost 20 percent of the species she saw were fully protected under the convention, and another 44 percent did not have an allocated quota, meaning that their collection and trade was also illegal, Ms. Lyons and her co-author, Daniel Natusch, wrote.
To promote collaboration by angels in the program, Atomico is also allocating "pooled carry," meaning that one company's success benefits all the Atomico angels in the same cohort.
The rules theoretically require states holding contests before April 1st to use proportional representation to allocate delegates (meaning that 25% of the vote earns 25% of delegates).
From a budgeting standpoint, though, we "expense" both plane and ship, meaning we allocate their costs to the years in which they are or were being constructed.
It was also poised to win about 115 of the 225 seats allocated in individual races, meaning loyalists to the president are likely to hold a majority in the 450-seat parliament.
Fractions of a given subject may thus be allocated to different classes, meaning that analyses correctly adjust for the uncertainty in class membership.
For example, when body temperature drops by 2° C, the maintenance ratio decreases to below one (the red solid line), meaning that CR animals allocate less energy to maintenance than do control animals.
He said sometimes the money is paid in instalments meaning it cannot be allocated to a project until it has all been received.
The control and intervention arms of the trial run concurrently, meaning that the randomly allocated participants of the trial are exposed to the same influenza season and the same background of public health messaging.
